Windows 10: Random crash, LiveKernalEvent Code 193

So my laptop has started crashing randomly. Bought it a month ago and this issue just appeared.Temps are fine, haven't installed anything dangerous, no changes to hardware.Full error in reliability history:SourceWindowsSummaryHardware errorDate‎3/‎1/‎2023 7:24 PMStatusNot reportedDescriptionA problem with your hardware caused Windows to stop working correctly.Problem signatureProblem Event Name: LiveKernelEventCode: 193Parameter 1: 810Parameter 2: ffffbb0e6f28c000Parameter 3: ffffbb0e8cebf040Par

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code 193

Trying to download printer driver for Brother label printer. Kept getting this code 193 error.

 

Hardware Error, LiveKernelEvent 193

Hello,

I have had a similar hardware error, LiveKernalEvent 193

I am sharing my .dmp and msinfo files here, thanks for any input as I cannot track down what's misbehaving.

DUMP

Louise

 

Constant Display Driver Crashes


For a while now I have been having quite a few problems with my GPU (GTX 770) I have used DDU to uninstall my drivers and performed a clean install but the problem still persists. I have also run a memtest for 8 passes with no errors.

problems include:

• FPS drops
• BSOD
• Driver Crashes
• Monitors going to black and not coming back on

I have been receiving many driver crashes (display driver stopped responding and has recovered) sometimes my monitors will go to black and not come back on, if I was watching something at the time I can still hear the audio, but the monitors will remain off, forcing me to restart my computer.

I have also received a few BSOD as well as FPS issues.

Checking reliability manager there are 2 main errors I am receiving:

• LiveKernalEvent Code 117
• LiveKernalEvent Code 141

Almost without fail, I will receive a driver crash within the first 5 minutes of launching a game after freshly booting my PC in the morning, after this initial crash it is unknown as to when the next crash will be, sometimes I won't receive another for the day, other times I will receive more at random times, but the first crash is almost guaranteed within the first 5 minutes.

I would like to add that I also receive these driver crashes just while browsing, I don't have to be playing a game for these crashes to occur.

I have no real idea what to look for other than temperature in GPU-Z but here is an image of GPU-Z stats during FPS problems: https://i.imgur.com/pIxltLM.gif