Windows 10: Started getting regular BSOD/Crashes for the last 10 days, have not been able to diagnose

Started getting regular crashes from the 24th March. Crashes are random and don't seem to be connected to any particular activity. I've tried having a look using WinDbg but I don't understand the errors that are shown only that's it not just the one error. Checks I have run:Windows Memory diagnostic - no errorsSFC - no errorsCrash files are below:MinidumpAny help would be much appreciated.

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Various, regular BSODs/crashes, difficult to pin down.


Over the last few months I've been getting regular BSODs and crashes. They errors have survived two major Windows updates (8 to 8.1, to 10) and a PSU (old 500w to aerocool 600w) and Graphics Card replacement (from an old 6950 to an r9 390). I can't really pin them to any particular activity. It can happen several times in one day, or I can have several days where it never occurs. It can happen at any time (whether gaming, or while the computer is just left idling). Sometimes I don't get a visible BSOD - the computer just crashes and restarts.

I downloaded Bluescreenviewer, and most (certainly not all) the errors seem to be SYSTEM_SERVICE_EXCEPTION, and they all point to ntoskrnl.exe. Google seems to suggest my display driver is the most likely culprit, so I have tried a clean driver install (using DDU). I have also tried windows memory diagnostic, updating as many drivers as I can, scanning for malware using malwarebytes. Beyond that, I don't really know where to begin, so any help/suggestions would be appreciated.

 

Dell G3 3500 BSOD crashing at regular intervals

My Dell G3 3500 keeps crashing at regular intervals and i get BSOD all the time.

 

Diagnosing PC Crash

Hi,

I did a hard reset of my laptop after it began to crash when I tried to log in. It didn’t help the issue but everything seemed to be working smoothly after I went into Safe Mode. I then proceeded to go through the non-Windows apps in the msconfig command
prompt and it looked like unchecking some of those programs made my laptop function normally in its regular mode. When I went to re-download Google Chrome in regular mode, my laptop froze again and I woukd get a black screen when I restarted it. I did the
steps to turn it off then on (then off and on, etc.) to get to the Advanced Options screen but now its been stuck on “Diagnosing your PC” for quite a while. I’ve gone through this process several times and I’ve been able to find a way around this before but
I can’t seem to find a fix this time because I get a black screen with a loading cursor when I try to start it normally. Is there any way to resolve this problem? Thanks.