Recent content by urShadow

The BSOD has not occurred since 1st Feb thus I am considering this case closed. Thanks a lot for your support! I will remove the logs.

The BSOD has not occurred since 1st Feb. Not sure if it's fixed or what fixed it.

I use USB-C from time to time to connect my mobile. I will experiment with disabling it. I have updated all thunderbolt drivers now. I will keep you posted.

ot it, so after using rammap64, a manual trigger is required to collect the Kernel memory dump. There is nothing connected to USB-C, the only thing connected to my laptop is an external screen, which is connected to an HDMI port but the crashes happen even when the screen is disconnected...

The reason for using sleep is to preserve everything as it is. I have not used shutdown for over 20 years. Yes, there can be something interlinked, I will keep exploring.

I can perform these actions but I didn't understand removing sleep settings, you would like me to keep the laptop on all the time? coz if the laptop is on, BSOD does not happen, it only happens while in sleep and that also after several hours of sleep and it does not happen every time the laptop...

Thanks for your response. I had performed the January upgrades after my post including the Dell system BIOS update and Intel Integrated Sensor Solution driver but the windows crashed again this morning. Dell Power Manager Service is installed but an update is not available for my machine...

Thanks for your response. I suspected PulseSAM in the initial days and reinstalled it, changed its version, etc. It doesn't seems to be the cause of BSOD coz the errors generated by BSOD are consistent and happening all the time, during usage time as well and in those days too when there is no...

Since November 2022, my Windows 10 is crashing only during sleep. I have been trying to troubleshoot it since then but none of the solutions worked. Strangely, whenever I try some random troubleshooting steps, it stops crashing for a few days and that makes me think that the issue is resolved...