Recent content by DevanDrake99

I encountered three BSODs this morning before the "Undoing changes made to your computer" screen occurred. The most recent one was the KERNEL_MODE_HEAP_CORRUPTION error, and it was caused by SetupHost.exe, while the first two was caused by SYSTEM_THREAD_EXCEPTION_NOT_HANDLED. Here's the new...

I'm now having an extremely serious problem. My PC encountered a blue screen last night. And when I decided to install an update from 23H2 to 24H2, but during updating, it encountered another blue screen. Now it's stuck on "Undoing changes made to your computer". I can't even boot to startup...

I simply cleared the TPM, and that actually fixed the problem. My PC was running normally for three days straight. However, when I decided to reboot for updates, during the restart screen, I got a REFERENCE_BY_POINTER BSOD. I sometimes get that BSOD when I reboot or shutdown my PC.

Here's the fresh new memory dump with the HidGuardian tick box disabled. https://mega.nz/file/guMyiaKJ#THMlcibS12dgiWjudeq0bnTzhInLmvFpCxjiGBa0cbs

I already did a system restore, which recovers the HidGuardian driver. When I went to the list of drivers settings on verifier, I manually added HidGuardian and ticked the box off. I did a reboot, and now it detected a new BSOD error during bootup (SYSTEM_THREAD_EXCEPTION_NOT_HANDLED) instead...

HidGuardian isn't even listed in the drivers list on the verifier. I already tried the "verifier.exe /driver.exclude HidGuardian.sys" run command, and it still detects the HidGuardian driver.

I can't find a way to exclude HidGuardian. I decided to remove it from the Drivers folder and it disables all of the inputs on my PC after reboot.

I also just updated my BIOS.

Here's the updated memory dump. https://mega.nz/file/A2tGEYjL#9BPFzWXWylaxwlYI2-fmWAp0cYyuOevFbCQzYLxW5o0

I did another reboot, and the BSOD is caused by wdf01000.sys. The updated memory dump will be uploaded soon.

Okay. I disabled safe mode, and enabled driver verifier. Two DRIVER_VERIFIER_DETECTED_VIOLATION BSODs occured during bootup. Went to automatic repair in third boot as expected. And booted into safe mode. Now here's the memory dump from the Driver Verifier BSOD...

Yes. It was running in safe mode. But even then. It's still blue screening. I would decrease the speeds of the CPU.

I'm still getting blue screens even with memory compression disabled.

Here's an updated memory dump file. https://mega.nz/file/4qEUnCTT#B9re5ZCPHjuKJR0OFc-lDcoCH6g4pCNnfoKjXsh_pQA

Here's the Kernel memory dump file. https://mega.nz/file/57NUwRJL#-aoHFiPVr4MROmLphvg75_ACz3QE0L5l8PfDf41WibQ