been getting bluescreen for several months on acer laptop and i'm tired of it....help????

[M4gNUM]

so yeah,
i got an acer aspire E-15 quad core Pentium laptop on may 22 and it came with windows 8....so,
i installed steam,
sony vegas and fl studio as well as some plugins....it was all well and good!
until i recently upgraded to windows 10 about 3 or so months back....i started getting a BSOD about every single day about 4 to 6 times per day....don't even ask about the error codes,
as i've gotten tons of them....ranging from IRQL_NOT_LESS_OR_EQUAL, to KMODE_EXCEPTION_NOT_HANDLED to WATCHDOG_VIOLATION to KERNEL_SECURITY_CHECK_FAILURE and about 10 more....there's been around 10 different error codes and most likely more....i've reinstalled windows 10 2 or 3 times,
i've tried installing windows 8 and 7 but i couldnt....i've wiped my hard drive twice and i've screwed around with drivers to no avail....this is making me a bit pissed and it's been NONSTOP!!!!
maybe i'm just using the wrong laptop fir the job as i'm doing electronic music on a day-to-day-basis?
i don't know but i'm trying to get an i7 laptop as i don't think quad core is right for me....but for now,
this laptop is unusable and i can't take it!!!!
not sure if this is important,
but upon a new blue screen,
i get a stutter loop until it restarts....example: hi i just got a new laaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaa(your computer has run into a problem and needs to restart)....please help!?!?

 

[WinOutreach2]

Most of the time those errors are caused by a malfunctioning driver. You should manually update your drivers with the latest versions provided by Acer. If you provide the exact model of your computer (e.g. ES1-511-C59V) we may be able to help you find the download page for these drivers.

If you update all of your drivers and you still experience the issue, you can also try repairing core system files with the command DISM /Online /Cleanup-Image /RestoreHealth.

If you upload the dump files to a file sharing site and provide the link, we may be able to analyze the files to identify the specific driver or component causing the crash.

 

[M4gNUM]

Most of the time those errors are caused by a malfunctioning driver. You should manually update your drivers with the latest versions provided by Acer. If you provide the exact model of your computer (e.g. ES1-511-C59V) we may be able to help you find the download page for these drivers.

If you update all of your drivers and you still experience the issue, you can also try repairing core system files with the command DISM /Online /Cleanup-Image /RestoreHealth.

If you upload the dump files to a file sharing site and provide the link, we may be able to analyze the files to identify the specific driver or component causing the crash.

i completely reformatted my entire computer from scratch 2 days ago and now i'm still getting bluescreened less frequently but now the error codes are ones i have never seen before....no more irql BS now i got KMODE_LOCKED_ENTRY_LEAKED_ON_THREAD_TERMINATION....i'll try to get dump files next time

 

[WinOutreach2]

That specific error usually only occurs when Driver Verifier is enabled. If you have enabled Driver Verifier, I recommend shutting it off unless it is explicitly a part of your diagnostic process. Remember that Driver Verifier’s job is to get your computer to BSOD so that you can identify stability problems with your drivers, it will also cause an otherwise stable system to crash.

Your various BSOD all point very strongly to a driver problem. Any chance you could run an export from MSInfo32 and upload the results so that I could take a look at driver versions?

 

[M4gNUM]

That specific error usually only occurs when Driver Verifier is enabled. If you have enabled Driver Verifier, I recommend shutting it off unless it is explicitly a part of your diagnostic process. Remember that Driver Verifier’s job is to get your computer to BSOD so that you can identify stability problems with your drivers, it will also cause an otherwise stable system to crash.

Your various BSOD all point very strongly to a driver problem. Any chance you could run an export from MSInfo32 and upload the results so that I could take a look at driver versions?

OHHH ok before I formatted I had it enabled....if the problem is fixed when I get home by disabling it I'll let you know