Recent content by SkyPirate345e576

So far so good... no BSOD since Dec. 07. 2021. So, I've installed the latest BIOS 2004 with everything set to Optimized Defaults before installation. Also, I've disabled the Quick Startup. No overclocks. Can't believe this might be over... geez...

Yeah, hope it helps. I did turn it off from windows and in BIOS too. I also saw AMI - NVMI driver in BIOS... and turned it on... as I understand it is not required, but why not.

Hah... I will turn them off. I had played with this in the past on Win 10, didn't seem to help, but couldn't hurt if I turn it off. Geez, hope you get well soon. Take care man, I appreciate your help very much, but you don't need to do it when you feel like that. Thanks a lot. ...Sounds...

Thanks, it says the uptime has been 5 days 22 hrs... which is not true, I shut down my PC and my Power Options say to shut down not sleep or hibernate so weird.

Yes, sorry, somehow I think I messed something up and the file(or folder) became Access protected until i had moved it to another folder and zipped it. So, all of a sudden, i could not upload it anywhere... Anyway, here is the latest DUMP...

Dammit, just got System Service Exception BSOD, decided to update to new BIOS(version 2004)(It's BSOD'ing anyway, so can't hurt probably). Somehow can't upload Dumps... Not sure why, will try tomorrow. Thank for support. SYSTEM_SERVICE_EXCEPTION 0x0000003b 00000000c0000005...

Well there is a new BIOS update https://rog.asus.com/us/motherboards/rog-maximus/rog-maximus-xi-hero-wi-fi-model/helpdesk_bios from 1903 - to 2004 "1. Update Intel ME firmware. 2. Improve system stability Seems like a big update, but I've been doing such updates for 2 years now... although...

No. Yes, it's really a pain. /:

Also, did both Chdsk and Sammy SMART scans... a few times on both Win 10 and 11. Nothing. Still, after that case yesterday, not getting BSOD since Nov 14th, that's pretty long... compared to what was happening for the last 2 years... Will wait for 3-4 more weeks and if nothing happens, I'd say...

Yes, SFC/SCANNOW command did fix this corruption. I wonder if it happened because I did a Full System scan with AVAST, while running Malware Bytes Shields in the background.

Hah, SFC/SCANNOW has found a corruption. Don't know if it's related to full system scans I did yesterday by Malware Bytes and then by AVAST.

So, this happened and I did not get any new Dumps, I could find this from the Event Viewer, I was not at my PC, so not sure if the electricity went out for a second or not: "The system has rebooted without cleanly shutting down first. This error could be caused if the system stopped responding...

Yes, it might be either that or the latest driver updates from here - https://rog.asus.com/us/motherboards/rog-maximus/rog-maximus-xi-hero-wi-fi-model/helpdesk_download / LAN Version 12.19.1.37 2021/11/02 2.65 MBytes Intel Gigabit Ethernet Driver V12.19.1.37 For Windows 10 64-bit. Support...

These were the last ones since I got BSOD, geez... I hope this got fixed after the OneDrive Register tweak... and the latest updates on MOBO Website for Ethernet (November 2021, drivers)... I've been building this PC very carefully, selecting each component, it was bleeding-edge when I've built...

Thank you. Thanks, yes, I also thought about Intel related stuff. I use Ethernet. I had this problem before I switched to using VPN.