Windows 10: Since October 2023, Windows 11 HP laptop experiencing frequent BSOD crashes, or display...

Occurs on a seemingly random basis, working perfectly some days and crashing constantly on others. Diagnosis at a tech shop didn't identify any hardware or software faults, and could only suggest possible overheating. The laptop is only two years old, used for a mix of university work and low intensity gaming. What could be causing this, and what can I do about it?

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Frequent display driver crashes and MEMORY_MANAGEMENT BSOD

Well sorry to tell you but display driver still crashes when launching a game.
so uhh
./wernotdonehere

It could be because it's an upgrade from w7 and not a clean install, which I'll try tomorrow, but still.

 

Frequent display driver crashes and MEMORY_MANAGEMENT BSOD

Afternoon Laser. Had a read of your manual when I had a chance.
Page 1) Support for Windows 7 64-bit.
Manual says you've got dual bios. Nice. So nothing can go wrong *Smile

Downer that things sound worse. Have you run x264 stability? How did it go?

 

Frequent display driver crashes and MEMORY_MANAGEMENT BSOD

Just reinstalled windows, installed things off the included CD from my motherboard (chipset driver, internet driver, net framework, etc.) installed recommended GPU driver, installed firefox, started installing windows updates and installed the game and it still crashes practically instantly. I tried this to see if it would still happen with as few possible variables as possible.

Like a week old

Yeah I applied the "fix" though all it does is turn off a flag that says ryzen is not supported by windows 7, and thus lets you download all the windows 7 updates. I didn't ust it in the current install however, as it shouldn't be essential. I really would rather not use windows 10 but I'll use it as my next troubleshooting step unless someone has a better idea.

How do I see bios settings if I'm supposed to put system on load? Going to grab the others now and edit this post

I'm not sure what's what so I'll just list everything I can see in the PC Health Tab

CPU Vcore: 1.248-1.272V
CPU VDDP 0.900-0.936V
DRAM Channel A/B Voltage 1.212V
+3.3V 3.304V
+5V 5.040V
+12V 12.168V
VCORE SOC 0.852V

Memory Timing Mode is set to Auto, in speccy it shows as: 15-15-15-36 , which is different from what the ram mentions, but I didn't know if turning on XMP was going to improve it, as I heard that the default values are the "guaranteed boot" values, so I assumed they were the safest while setting things up. Was going to start messing with getting RAM to work at expected speeds after things started crashing.