Windows 10: Web Browsers causing BSOD WIn 10 Pro

MS Edge, Firefox, and Chrome are all causing Windows 10 Pro 64 bit to crash with a BSOD. All have been uninstalled and reinstalled, all have been run without extensions or add-ons, and crashes still happen. Internet traffic does not seem to be the issue as there are no problems with large emails or downloads. Windows and browsers are up to date. I don't recall when it started, but it was about 7 or 8 months ago, I think.I know that there are logs, but I would not know what to look for in them.Any ideas?* Changed to a question

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NOD32 causes BSOD in web browsers

I had this problem for a while, but couldn't figure it out... So, wanted to post this in case someone has troubles in the future.

I had lots of BSOD's while using ANY web browser, mostly on pages with videos and lots of other content. Checked RAM and did a complete reinstall of OS... Thought that motherboard might be at fault, but everything is running like butter after i uninstalled NOD32 (disabling it doesn't do anything)

 

Web Browsers casuing BSOD WIn 10 Pro

MS Edge, Firefox, and Chrome are all causing Windows 10 Pro (64 bit) to crash with a BSOD. All have been uninstalled and reinstalled, all have been run without extensions or add-ons, and crashes still happen. Internet traffic does not seem to be the issue as there are no problems with large emails or downloads. Windows and browsers are up to date. I don't recall when it started, but it was about 7 or 8 months ago, I think.

I know that there are logs, but I would not know what to look for in them.

Any ideas?

 

A Faster Web Browser for Windows 10?

Hi,

You always have the option to use other browsers, however I strongly suggest that you use Microsoft Edge or Internet Explorer because of the newer features. To address your issue we are going to enable your Flash Player Plugin. Kindly follow these steps:

• Click the "..." button on the upper right corner of your Edge browser.
• Click on Settings.
• Under Advanced settings section, click the View advanced settings button.
• Locate the Use Adobe Flash Player section and toggle the switch on to enable Adobe Flash Player.
• Refresh your web page or open a new browser tab.

Let's see how it behaves.

Regards.