Windows 10: Unexpected Kernel Mode Trap

Been having a rather irritating issue with bug check fault. Random BSOD with fault being Unexpected Kernel Mode Trap.

This started on my previous motherboard and everything I could find pointed to a general hardware failure CPU/RAM/Mainboard

Ran intel's cpu diagnostic and passed along with memtest built into windows.


Since then I figured maybe my computer really was borked and went to buy a new mainboard and cpu. not even 10 minutes of setting everything up I got hit with the same bug check. Now I am on a totally clean install and have blocked all updates for the time being and I have not yet once had a bug check.


I am willing to install all the recent updates I am not worried about the whole printer thing as I was not having issues with that and post back any minidumps I get.


But I can assure you the hardware is not the issue

Previous chipset used was the Intel H170 if I recall correctly Acer 780KBL and the previous CPU was a Intel I7 7700 Non K Kabby Lake running all stock acer prebuild with no add ons board had included a Intel Wireless AC-3168 Dualband wifi/Bluetooth adapter. I have transferred all my hardware to the new setup which consists of a Asrock B365M Pro4 mainboard and a Intel i5 9600K Coffee Lake running stock settings with the same ram and same wifi adaptor.


All settings are essentially the same other than doing a fresh install and pausing updates.

:)

 

How to solve UNEXPECTED KERNEL MODE TRAP?

1st

Stop Code: UNEXPECTED KERNEL MODE TRAP

What failed: nvlddmkm.sys

2nd

Stop Code: IRQL NOT LESS OR EQUAL

What failed: N/A

 

Blue Screen - Unexpected Kernal mode trap

Hi Anne,

Thank you for writing to Microsoft Community forum.

This issue may occur when your computer lacks sufficient kernel space to process kernel-mode drivers

To have a better clarity on the issue and guide you accordingly, respond to the questions listed below.

1. What is the make and model of the PC?
   
2. Were there any changes made on the computer prior to this issue?
   

Meanwhile, you may try the troubleshooting steps suggested in the articles listed below and check if it works:

1. Troubleshoot blue screen errors.
   
2. Troubleshoot UNEXPECTED_KERNEL_MODE_TRAP
   
3. Bug check: UNEXPECTED_ KERNEL_ MODE_ TRAP
   

Regards,

 

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