Windows 10: PC is not auto restarted after BSOD

Hi,


- Last week, my Windows 10 Home PC had a BSOD with the error STORE_DATA_STRUCTURE_CORRUPTION


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I have searched on the internet but there is no information about this error.

It collected the error information for 100% but without auto restart.

Before that, my PC had a problem with TouchPad driver (Synaptic) which use a lot of my memory (11GB) (my RAM is 32GB)


- Besides that, when I check crash dump file for troubleshooting problem but there is no dump file

My setting for System error action is

+ Write to system event log (checked)

+ Automatic restart (checked)

+ Debug information setting: automatic memory dump

+ Dump file: %SystemRoot%\MEMORY.DMP

+ Overwrite allow (checked)


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I have checked both windows/minidump folder and windows/MEMORY.DMP file but no file is found


- I found an event log related to volmgr error (event id 161) said that it fails to create a dump file

The problem seems to be the "\Device\HarddiskVolume5" but I use diskpart > list volume and only saw

volume 0 to 4


- I thought it related to virtual memory (pagefile) setting so I rechecked the setting of virtual memory:

The auto managed checkbox is checked and I saw that pagefile disk volume is now my D: drive (not OS drive)


Questions:

1. Why my PC was not automatically restarted after BSOD although the setting is correct.

2. Do I should manually change the virtual memory (page file) to my C: drive (OS drive) and how can I config the setting manually?


I am looking forward to your response.

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