Windows 10: Stupid annoying iaStorA.sys BSOD

I have downloaded windows debugger to try find what causes this BSOD and it tells me its always isStorAsys.

This is what I get in WinDbg

BugCheck D1, {0, 2, 0, fffff80110ee4aac}

Warning: Unable to verify timestamp for iaStorA.sys
Error: Module load completed but symbols could not be loaded for iaStorA.sys
Probably caused by : iaStorA.sys ( iaStorA+63aa8 )


I recently did the upgrade to windows 10 and everything worked fine in seven I regret the decision I have seen other people with errors like this and they have all had to reinstall windows and have also had to change over to IDE in BIOS.

I hope there is a way I don't have to and I can fix it that way otherwise here I go with a proper reinstall and format.

Found my windows 10 key and downloaded the windows 10 copy that i have and have it waiting on USB.

Anyway's here is all the BSODs this make about 10 I have solved the others this is the only ******* that keeps coming back. I'm guessing its using some corrupt driver left from windows 7.

Thanks for any help in advance.

[Edit] 10/08/2015

Other things I Have tried today are...

I found my asmedia drivers for USB 3.0 were still on my system I also noticed the driver for sata and uninstalled them both windows 10 replaced it with its own.

I also found for some stupid reason windows still tries to defrag SSD's.... Never defrag an SSD. So this is now disabled.

Found Error logs in Event Viewer for Readyboot. That's now disabled. My PC runs fast enough without it.

I hoping it was just the old sata drivers that were from windows 7 conflicting with the driver windows 10 installed.

This BSOD is intermittent so it could take a while but will keep this post updated.

:)

 

iaStorA.sys BSOD

Thanks for your suggestion. I have already updated the drivers and i checked it again from Lenovo and Intel pages.

 

NTOSKRNL.EXE

Thanks for the response. Unfortunately, there is still a problem. Here's the latest:

1. I updated the driver for iaStorA.sys from the Intel site. The driver now has a Driver Date of 2/3/2016 and a version number 14.10.0.1016.

2. I got two more BSOD's. The minidumps have been uploaded in onedrive in folder BSOD-2, here is the link: OneDrive

3. After I got the latest BSOD, I run driver verifier on iastora.sys. The verifier did not report any issue and the system booted normally.

I see the windbg suspects iastora.sys, but there must be something else going on. May be better luck this time? Thanks again.

 

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