Windows 10: stopcode No more IRP stack locations

When I restart my computer, I often get a blue screen error that tells me to go to windows.com/stopcode - I get lots of Google suggestions but I can't really figure out how to follow any of them.


Do I really need to worry about this? If I just shut down and then start with the On switch, I get no problem. If I do need to worry, what do I do?


I don't know if I'm checking all the right options in the category area below. They don't really seem to make sense to me.

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No more IRP stack locations

I tried to connect my iphone to my computer which usually works, but this time i got the a bluescreen error saying "No more IRP stack locations", any idea how to solve this? I'm running Win 10 Home x64

 

Stopcode: MULTIPLE IRP COMPLETE REQUESTS

I've been getting a few unusual blue screen errors in the last week with a Stopcode: MULTIPLE IRP COMPLETE REQUESTS.

It advises I go to microsoft.com for the fix. But there doesn't appear to show one.

Does anyone have any clues?

I am operating on Windows 10. And my laptop (Sony Vaio VPCEJ) is now much slower.

I've tried to do a System Restore but my laptop now says it can't do this as my PC was updated more than 10 days ago.

I'd be grateful for any advice before I leave it at a computer shop to be checked out.

Thank you.

 

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