Windows 10: Random BSOD when using computer normally

I've been using my computer normally and over the past few days I've been getting BSODs that have become more an more frequent.

The errors so far have been random but one of the recent ones was.
Video_Memory_Management_Internal

Any help is appreciated, ty.

DM Log is attached.

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BSOD after computer wakes from Hibernation

Hello, I have a laptop with Windows 10. One week ago I could hibernate the computer then start it without any problem, now I can Hibernate the computer (it's seems to be a normal hibernation), but when it's starts, I grt a BSOD and then it's start fine
(but like if I put the computer to a compketeshut down).
This is what it happen:
-Hibernating the computer

-The computer was turned off

-I Turn on the computer with the power button

-The HP's Logo appears and the loading circle too

-The message "Waking up the computer" appears (something like that, I have the computer in spanish)

-The BSOD appears with a "random" mesage (when I say random... is a RANDOM message... it could be the "IRQL less or qual", "Bad pool header", or even "your computer doesn't love you anymore"), or the computer just turn off the screen and restart from here

-The computer recopile information

-The computer restarts, then the system come up like if a Turned off the computer.
please avoid to say "for the IRQL message you need to.... and for the pool message you need to..." because, just I say before, thoose messages are random.

please I need help with this, I can't hibernate the computer but I need to do it.

Can't start the computer after hibernating it- Original Title

 

Multiple Random BSOD mostly caused by ntoskrnl.exe+14a6f0

Hi I built this computer back in August and I get random BSODs when I am using it and when I'm not using the machine.

Here is a link to my dump files. Dump Files

Thanks

 

Hello *Smile

I could not find a definitive reason for the crashes in the dump file but notice that you are running MSI afterburner software. This has been known to cause BSOD events and so I would uninstall it and see if it makes a difference.

If you still get problems I would run a diagnostic test on your memory.




Diagnostic Test

RAM TEST


Run MemTest86+ - Test RAM - Windows 10 Forums



Note



MemTest86+ needs to be run for at least 8 complete passes for conclusive results. Set it running before you go to bed and leave it overnight. We're looking for zero errors here. Even a single error will indicate RAM failure.

Make a photo of the result and post it.