Recent content by sergeantross61

I haven't had any BSOD or issues since I removed the kingston ram from my PC. I currently got the older G.Skill ram installed and it's passed 4/5 days without BSOD. Not to jinx it, but I think that ram might had been the issue. I'll post again if any issues happen. Thanks for the assistants! :)

I ran the Windows Memory Diagnostic and result was there was no errors or issues. I did the memtest86 on each stick and all of them passed with no errors. I got two different pairs of ram, two G.Skill DDR3 4GB sticks and the other are two HyperX Kingston DDR3 4GB sticks. Both run at 1600mhz...

Another dump Here's the eighth dump: https://drive.google.com/file/d/1Y6jooJctndEFF6mHwXyVXWDvRou5CPhM/ Logitech G Hud and its driver were uninstalled, bluetooth was also still unplugged and I did have my microphone plugged it when it occurred.

no probs, I have a Logitech G600 mouse. I don't currently have another mouse laying around but I did get G hud from re-installing itself by disabling the automatic driver installer option.

Another BSOD Here's the seventh latest dump: https://drive.google.com/file/d/1sWDpvNcpLwp8zxpFOeB-akTVEk1EN1f9/ I kept my USB microphone unplugged since the last BSOD and still didn't have the bluetooth usb plugged in either when it BSOD. Also I did uninstall Logitech G Hub but I found out...

Do you want me to uninstall g hub or uncheck it in the verifier program?

BSOD once again without the Bluetooth USB plugged in. I made sure the verifier was turned off after it BSOD and then decide to try the driver test again without the usb bluetooth, did everything the same as before but now it just did a infinite boot loop. I was able to back out to safe mode and...

I tried out the Driver Verifier and did everything and it BSOD pretty much on boot, lol. I was able to get into safe mode and turn off the program. Here's what WhoCrashed said Here's the FIFTH current BSOD file. https://drive.google.com/file/d/1Y5NMhwv5PGumB2oTzn1vNo7EcdkfNA8D/

I'll unplug my mircophone for a few days and see if it decides to BSOD again since it seems to happen every 5/4 days. I'll post back if anything comes up

My GPU is evga geforce 1060 6gb. The slots on the back are hdmi 2.0, display port and dual-link dvi, No usb ports.

My mouse and keyboard are about 2 years old and haven't run to any issues regarding those two. My Bluetooth is about a year old and haven't had any Bluetooth problems like stuff disconnecting or not being able to connect. Microphone I use I just bought near the beginning of December past year so...

Yeah, my mircophone was plugged in when it happened. Thing I don't understand is why is it fine for a few days and then it decides to blue screen. 🤔

Got another crash. Here's the fourth newest dump. https://drive.google.com/file/d/1UBalSsqO3o4I1WPaxgmZ1pBai27flspa/ whocrashed say's its USB XHCI. My only guess it has to be the Bluetooth from earlier.

So far haven't had any issues pop up, I guess the latest drivers for nvidia were giving me problems, huh. I'll report back if anything crops up during the week. Thanks again for the help fellows :)

sure thing, here's the THIRD latest crash dump https://drive.google.com/file/d/1ZDlnE9udoPCVz-STlXXVCDzrIiu_YmDS/