Windows 10: Persistent Bluescreening due to suspected Kernel issue

Hello Everyone!I've been dealing with some pretty consistent crashing for a number of months now. I've been able to put up with it thus far but I'm running out of patience and have exhausted my depth of knowledge on the OS.To be brief, 3-4 times a day with no obvious prompting my PC bluescreen. While the error message varies, the most common are "IRQL NOT LESS OR EQUAL" and "KMODE EXCEPTION NOT HANDLED".I've run memtest and found no faults, restored health and scanned using the SFC commands, updated my drivers and windows, and alas am still without a lasting solution. As of now, my running the

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Windows 10 Scaling Issues!!!!!

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Event Viewer - Kernel Power 41 - Bluescreen Timeline

I am trying to debug a bluescreen I've been having.

I am looking through event viewer and I believe I've narrowed down potential events related to the crash, but I need a reference point so I can refer to the timestamps on the events.

Kernel Power 41 is within this list.

When does the Kernel Power 41 Error occur in the span of a BSOD?

Is it logged to event viewer after rebooting from a bluescreen? Does it occur the moment a BSOD finishes collecting errors? Or does it occur at a different time?

Additionally, are there any events that can act as reference points in the timeline of a bluescreen? Does event viewer even log events during a bluescreen's "collecting" phase?

Thanks.

 

[Windows 10] Sign in to Microsoft Account Issue

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This issue could occur due to some incorrect settings. I would suggest you to first check if there is any proxy connection setup in your PC. If yes, disable it temporarily and check if the issue persists. To disable proxy, follow these steps:

• Press Windows key +R and type 'inetcpl.cpl'.
• Click the Connections tab, and then click LAN settings.
• Uncheck the option “Use a Proxy Server for your LAN”.
• Click Apply and Ok to save changes.

Try these steps and let us know the results.