Windows 10: Random BSOD Win 10 - different error messages

In the last 3 or 4 days, I've suddenly started having randon BSODs out of the blue (pun intended).

The only thing I can think of is I added a PNY SSD which came with Acronis monitoring SW (which I've now disabled).

I used to have BSODs due to a conflict between Bitdefender and MalwareBytes, but that seems to have resolved itslef due to updates on their part. Not sure if it suddenly came back.

Error messages have been:
System Service Exception - win32kbase.sys
System Error Exception dxgmms2.sys
SEE - memory management

What I have done so far:
CCleaner to clean up registry
SFC /Scannow (no errors)
CHKdsk /f - no errors
dism.exe /online /cleanup-image/scanhealth as well as restorehealth (no corruption)
Windows memory test - No issues

I'm kinda stuck and could use some help

Many Thanks

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BsoD when playing games

Hi

My name is Daniel

i recently i installed an update for win 10

A few days later my win 10 is started getting the BsoD when i started playing

There was 2 different error messages so far

Bad_pool_header

And most of the time

Memory_manangenent

My specs

Win 10 64bit

Gtx 1060 3gb oc

Intel I5 7600k

16gb corsair venegance(black) ddr4 ram

 

Getting Random Bsods after upgrading to Win 10

System specs
Sony Vaio Sve15136

OS win 10 single language 64 bit

Processor Intel core i5

RAM 4gb

Graphics AMD Radeon HD 7650M

I recently upgraded to win 10 .Now getting random bsods with different codes although drivers seem to work fine.
Had run Windows update also.
Link to my dump files

 

There is no dump in the zip file you uploaded so not much I can do to help.

I did notice a lot entries like this in the event viewer log:

Code: Event[67900]: Log Name: System Source: mbamchameleon Date: 2016-12-20T17:12:48.028 Event ID: 61703 Task: N/A Level: Information Opcode: N/A Keyword: Classic User: N/A User Name: N/A Computer: Dad-PC Description: Mbamchameleon Failed to obtain file name information - C0000279[/quote] Try disabling self-protection mode in Malwarebytes Anti-malware (Settings, Advanced settings). See what that does for you.

 

worth a try .

Should I ahve done something different to get the dump file ?

 

Please make sure your PC is configured for small dump files:

How to Configure Windows 10 to Create Dump Files on BSOD

 

Setting changed for mini dump as per your instructions.

Will upload anyhting on next BSOD...of course it being Xmas, maybe it will never happen again

 

That would be a fine gift indeed *Smile

 

So far looks like the Acronis monitoring sw was the culpprit. Once I stopped that, not a single BSOD for last 3 days. Hopefully have not hexed myself.

Merry Xmas and Happy Holidays to everyone *Party*Party