Windows 10: Problem with BSOD probably a driver

Since about 3-4 weeks I have been getting BSOD's almost every time I start up my system. They vary in message but most of them are things like MEMORY_MANAGEMENT or ISQL or some others I can't remember. Using a blue screen viewer I have come to the conclusion that it is always 1 file that the error is coming from:

FilenameAddress In StackFrom AddressTo AddressSizeTime StampTime String
ntoskrnl.exentoskrnl.exe+34ccaafffff806`4ee00000fffff806`4fe460000x010460000x64ebcc57
27/08/2023 23:21:11



I have ran a diskcheck on my main disk, reinstalled windows, ran memtest86+, updated all my drivers and ran driver verifier.

The last one gave me more of a clue to what was going on. It put me in a bluescreen loop which wasn't a huge deal as I could boot into safe mode and then see what the issue was. The first issue was a virtual bus driver that was apparently automatically installed once I had plugged in my controller, which caused driver verifier to crash. So now I tested the system more with trying to boot up again and I still had the blue screens. So I ran driver verifier again, now leading to the following file which was also shown on the BSOD itself:

FilenameAddress In StackFrom AddressTo AddressSizeTime StampTime StringProduct NameFile DescriptionFile VersionCompanyFull Path
ntoskrnl.exentoskrnl.exe+9cde34fffff802`6ec10000fffff802`6fc560000x010460000x64ebcc5727/08/2023 23:21:11
Wdf01000.sysWdf01000.sys+a710fffff802`702b0000fffff802`703810000x000d10000xa9a9d36e14/03/2060 09:40:14


Again ntoskrnl.exe and this time Wdf01000.sys. The problem now is that I cannot find any particular issue or fix related to this file. It is all the general: use a restore point or do this or that. Without actually knowing what the issue is. Is there any way to find out what is causing this /which driver?


As a note: I have all my chipset drivers installed from my motherboard manufacturer, and a legitimate copy of Windows 10 Educational.

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BSOD- atikmpag.sys

This is most likely due to an installation/upgrade error with ATI driver's. I suggest doing DriveSweeper and the following:

• Drivesweeper all drivers & in Safe Mode
• Unistall all drivers that aren't used in DriveSweeper (CCC Profiler Updates, MSI AfterBurner, anything related to ATI that use's it's drivers.)
• After you do this, the first thing you need to do is go into Device Manager and Unistall your ATI Drivers

Once your done, restart the PC and then try installing the latest drivers.


I had several issues with this in the past, but I overcame it with logical reasoning and whenever I have a driver issue, I just use these steps and I always overcome the problem.

Best of luck! *Toast :toast:

 

BSOD - Probably a driver issuue

Hi!

Yesterday, seemingly out of the blue(no pun intended), I started getting BSOD's. It would happen about 5-10 seconds after id first see windows explorer(task bar n such). I've done the driver verifier, and its detected a violation, but it didn't list the
violation on the BSOD. I uploaded the minidump files onto my onedrive account, and the link to the BSOD is here:

JCULPEPPER DMP FILES.zip

All of this did start happening very shortly after I attempted to install a Sound Blaster AE- 5, but the problem of the BSOD persisted after I took it out, reformatted and reinstalled win10, removed the other SSD's and HDD's.

Please let me know if you can locate the problem in the dump files. thank y ou!

 

8800GTS problems.

Seems pretty strange to me. I have a standard 8800GTS, the only problem I get is the BSOD nv4_disp.dll thing, which in my case I think is linked to heat on other parts of the video card.

I would suggest completely removing the drivers using Driver Cleaner, and install the ones that came with the card first. If the problem continues, remove again, try the newest drivers. If it still happens, underclock the card and try the same steps. In the end, talk to EVGA and see what they tell you.