Windows 10: Several different types of BSoD at random moments

As the title says, I've been recently experiencing different kinds of BSoD (irql_not_less_or_equal, Critical_structure_corruption, etc.) while doing all kinds of things, from gaming to just browsing the web. I've been trying to fix it using google to help me troubleshoot it, but I didn't manage to solve anything. I even tried a "Fresh Start" windows reinstallation, but no luck with that either. I've never overclocked or customized performances. I'd greatly appreciate any kind of help provided.

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Getting Lots of different BSOD Errors at Random, Cannot diagnose the problem.

Thanks again, Rob. I will take all of this into consideration now. Wish me luck, haha!

I will get back on my most recent findings.

The LSBusEnum was probably installed when I installed the Logitech Gaming software last night. I was having the BSOD errors prior to this. Would you mind looking at the earliest of the BSOD's and perhaps trying to tell me what was wrong with those?

 

Getting Lots of different BSOD Errors at Random, Cannot diagnose the problem.

Hi,

Since it is a new build and you are getting a variety of different Bug_Check codes it sure looks like hardware. Remove ALL power then reseat the cards, memory, and cables (on both ends when possible) - actually remove and replace them - do not just snug.

Heat is also a possibility - add a fan blowing into the intake or case. Heat related does not always mean excessive levels as a single component could be too sensitive to even the normal levels of heat.

Memtest needs to run at least 4+ hours. Also memory often needs to be swapped in and out in different combinations and patterns - faster memory needs to be in front of slower and even tiny difference (even within the specs) can make a difference. Try using
the minimum memory required to boot the system.

Be sure BIOS, chipset drivers, and all major drivers are updated.

Checking the minidumps now.

Hope this helps.

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Rob Brown -
Microsoft MVP <- profile - Windows and Devices for IT : Bicycle - Mark Twain said it right.

 

Hi TheGynozz,

As it is that the system has been reinstalled, only the latest 2 crashes can be analyzed, which I doubt is enough to give us a direction.

What troubleshooting steps have you performed regarding hardware?

 

I've got a bunch of bump files from before the "fresh start", I can upload them but the manage attachments doesn't seem to add them in my file manager.
I've tried windows memtest a couple of times and it didn't show any problem. I double checked drivers updates, even ran a driver verifier (BSoDs about it should be among the uploaded ones) but couldn't actually figure what the problem is.