Windows 10: Windows 10 crashing with various errors - how to determine possible hardware issues?

I recently installed a new motherboard and CPU in my system and have had random errors since. Using Windows 10, version 22H2, OS Build 19045.3803.The mobo is an older model, Aorus Master Z390, and I initially had TPM errors, but this happened with this mobo and another one from MSI ROCK, also a Z390. The CPU is a i9-9900.I finally disabled the TPM module since I didn't need it for Windows 10, and did a system restore, keeping files and apps, plus reinstalling all drivers from the manufacturer. Since then I have had system locks where no keyboard or mouse commands are possible, and several B

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nvlddmkm.sys errors/crashes, possible hardware issues?

win ver: 21H2 (OS build 19044.1889) hi everyone, i'm dealing with this issue for too long:\, read a lot of related posts, nothing seems to work right now. at some point this resulted in BSOD's but now it seems that a game crashes without the system restarting what i've tried so far: - BIOS updates - DDU and various drivers from nvidia's and manufacturer's site. - underclocking both cpu and gpu - stresstesting with furmark - adjusting power settings in windows i've added the log files + screenshots of underclock settings appreciate any info and your effort guys https://www.dropbox.com/s/6q4dtjbi7m...02%29.zip?dl=0

 

nvlddmkm.sys errors/crashes, possible hardware issues?

your one dump file is a video tdr error. your video card driver is: DriverDate : 9/23/2021 3:00:00 AM please update that

 

Various applications crashing, mostly from error 0xc0000005


KScorp, did you ever find any solution to this? I've been having the same problem for a while now. I too have the issue mostly when gaming (GTA5, BF4) I should try other games too. The crashing is pretty random as well. I thought I had it fixed today because I played GTA and BF4 for about 3 hours total with no crash. Then it suddenly crashed while I was in GTA5.

Things I have tried:

• Run Memtest86, for over 24 hours. (Did this twice, no errors)
• Microsoft Memory Diagnostic (No erros)
• Tested all HDD's for bad sectors (all were good)
• Uninstalled/reinstalled Nvidia drivers with DDU (still crashes)
• Uninstalled Nvidia drivers again and moved GPU, a GTX 680, to different PCIe slot (still crashes)
• Ran OCCT PSU test for 3 hours (nothing crashed)
• Ran Driver Verifier to ensure driver integrity (ran for 16+ hours, no BSOD from misbehaving driver)

Things to try still:

• Flash BIOS to updated version
• Reinstall Windows 10 (this was happening with Windows 7 before fresh install/update to Win 10 so I don't think that was the issue)
• Any other suggestions
• Smash with hammer