Windows 10: Random Reboots - BugcheckCode 340

Hello,

Been finding computer had rebooted while I am away, but had thought it were updates. Found that instead there are mini dump files with a 340 BugcheckCode. It has been occurring randomly since 8/3/16, which shortly after I upgraded to the Anniversary Edition.

Thanks,

Josh

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Windows 10 Blue Screen after installing from Windows 7

I have a Gateway computer (NV57H) and installed Windows 10 from Windows 7. The first couple of weeks it was fine. Now when ever I start up my computer I get the blue screen with the message Pagefault_in non paged area PA664ljn.sys . It reboots a couple
of times then it is fine. The last couple of days though the computer will freeze up at the most random of times and I have to reboot.

I have 340 GB of free space and I was reading that it could be the RAM. My specs are 6GB Ram (5.85 usable), 64 Bit OS, X64 Based Processor, Intel Core i3-2310m, CPU@2.10 GHz

Any ideas?

Thanks,

Judy

 

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Hello Liegrean and welcome to the TenForums *Smile

The recent crash dumps are all related to a Bugcheck 154 code:
Code: BugCheck 154, {ffffd30c31342000, ffff9b8137d4bf70, 2, 0} *** WARNING: Unable to verify checksum for win32k.sys *** ERROR: Symbol file could not be found. Defaulted to export symbols for win32k.sys - Probably caused by : hardware_disk[/quote] This is an unusual code and although it says a probable cause is the hardware disk I am not sure how reliable this. There was a recent update which I can see you have received that has fixed a few problems with the Anniversary Edition. See if this update has improved the situation for you and post back if you get any further BSOD incidents.

 

Thank you. I will post if it occurs again, as the update you are referring to did install just before I created the upload. You reminded me that I did upgrade to a new SSD possible around the same time. I will see if there is a drive test with the manufacturer.

Thanks again.

Josh

 

The reboot occurred again with minidump, which I have attached. I did a disk check of my SSD and there was an issue, but it was fixed. I checked the disk again after the reboot, but the disk was fine. My drivers appear to be up-to-date. I can give PNY a call tomorrow and see if they have a tool to check the disk since I do not see one on their site.

Thanks,

Josh

 

It is still reporting the same error, let me know if you get anywhere with a diagnostic of your SSD.