Windows 10: Windows 11 BSoD with strange hexadecimal code.

Good Afternoon,Today I've faced with BSoD which has occurred only once for now. The error code is:0x50000005with parameters:0x000000000000000e, 0xffffde00ebe94e04, 0x0000000000000000, 0x0000000000000000My PC specification is as below:CPU..................................................................Intel Core i3-8100Motherboard................................................Gigabyte H310M S2H BIOS: 5.0000DRAM.................................................................GOODRAM 1x8GB 2400 MHzGPU..................................................................ASUS Nvidia GTX1050 2GB

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BSOD Code Help

if you didnt get the hexadecimal code then it doesnt help any. Turn off Automatic System restarts and next time it crashes record down the hex code.


Troubleshooting Windows STOP Messages

clue to what maybe causing problems by hex code lookup can be found here.

Look at your event viewer for any system/app errors

Another thing that causes such errors majority of the time is the overclock of the machine.

 

BSOD- atikmpag.sys

Nothing listed like that.......
just ati hotkey poller-

any other suggestions!

I am at a loss on what else to do-


I guess it is the general consensus that the card is bad....???*Bang Head :banghead:*Bang Head :banghead:*Bang Head :banghead:


kind of strange...... When I can get into xp..... I am open CCC and goto ovdriver thing.... click test setting without changing anything... sometimes it passes and sometimes it does not.....

Then BSOD at random times.

 

Windows 11 Triggers BSOD with Profile Login

Summary:

Issues - recently we started the windows update process to upgrade windows 10 to windows 11. To make a long story short, we have a couple of profiles on the domain that trigger a BSOD only on these upgraded win11 machines. However, when I revert them back to windows 10 the login BSOD is no longer triggered.

Stop Error Code = RDR_File_System

What failed = ksecdd.sys

This is a very strange issue and I'd like to see if anyone has suggestions.

Troubleshooting already done that has NOT worked:

-advanced Troubleshooting

-windows update Troubleshooting

-blue screen checker

-SFC scan

-DISM IMAGE chk

-DISM Health chk

-Chkdsk Scan

Only thing that is working is reverting back to windows 10 at this time.