Question BSOD after installing windows 10

[Txiz]

Hello, I just recently reinstalled windows 10 and when I play games I get BSOD even though I updated windows and drivers?

 

[Bassplate]

Hello, I just recently reinstalled windows 10 and when I play games I get BSOD even though I updated windows and drivers?

Hi There
Can you List all your System Specs like,,,
CPU=
GPU=
PSU
Motherboard=
Hardrives=
And other Connected Components.
Can you also be more Specific on this BSOD(What error Code does it shows? )
Tell us how did you install your Windows 10?Did you use the USB method and what did you use To install Windows 10.
What model is the Windows and Version?

 

[Txiz]

i5-3210m
nvidia gt635m
dc battery
ASUS k75vj
Toshiba mk2555gsx, generic- multi-card USB device
i only have microsoft mouse connected to it
it's standard bsod with message " your PC ran into problem..."
windows was installed from cd
Windows 10.0.17763

 

[Bassplate]

Hi Thank you for your Feedback!
So the Windows 10.0.17763 are one of the older Windows 10 model's.
The 17763 Version is Related to the 1809 Windows Version.
View this link for basic information about the 1809 Version=https://support.microsoft.com/en-us/help/4551853/windows-10-update-kb4551853

The Problem(Your PC ran into a Problem error Blue screen Of Death)Could only be Due to Faulty Windows Drivers and The Windows itself(Older versions etc)....Windows installation on the CD are Most likely known to cause much problems and errors.
You have an Asus Laptop Which its Components are 100% Compatible so I don't see this Error/problem relates to Faulty or broken Hardware components

I Would Highly recommend You Re-download the Newest Windows 10 1909 Version Build 18363.900 and you make an Bootable USB Device to isntall your Windows.
You are going to Use the Newest Media Creation Tool 1909(New Windows 10 Installer)To make your USB a Bootable Device.

1.Download the Newest Media Creation tool 1909
Link Here=https://www.microsoft.com/en-gb/software-download/windows10
2.Grab a USB Device(Bigger than 4GB)and Connect your USB Device.
3.Run the Media Creation Tool as Administrator then select the to use a USB Device for Installation.

4.When the Process is done restart your (Asus Laptop)And enter Bios Setup...Make sure your USB device is set on 1st Boot Device in bios,,,,Then you boot directly on to your USB device then enter your new Windows 10 installation.
5.Chose your Drive to install Windows on which will be the Toshiba mk2555gsx Drive and install
6.After Successfully installing Windows,,,Make sure you update Your Drivers First!!Do a Windows update and wait for all updates To install and finnish.

This will Surely help you solve the BSOD Problem...Let US know if it worked.

 

[Txiz]

hey on the link you sent there is also windows update button maybe that alone will work out?

 

[Txiz]

 

[Bassplate]

You can Use the updater tool but i wont recommend it because it takes longer and it needs to download all the Windows Files over the internet.
Use the Media Creation tool and create a Bootable USB Device.
Its much safer and quicker than using the Updater tool.You have more control over the Windows 10 Setup so follow the Above suggestions and Come back to us.

 

[Txiz]

Ok I did as you said but the BSOD crashes still remain. I also noticed that the higher my fps is the sooner it will crash. First it kinda starts stuttering and then it crashes and when I turned vsync on it takes more time to crash. Maybe it also has something to do with the fact that I downloaded it through some free VPN but I doubt it.

 

[DSzymborski]

What updated drivers are you using? ASUS's website doesn't list any Windows 10 drivers for this model, as far as I can see.

https://www.asus.com/Laptops/K75VJ/HelpDesk_Download/

 

[Txiz]

I just picked search automatically for updated drivers on internet option.

 

[Txiz]

this is how the dump file looks

 

[DSzymborski]

Find drivers automatically is almost always the worst possible way to do it. It's always best to know your hardware, and get drivers manually, ideally from your laptop manufacturer's page for the model.

The good news is that there is a driver compatible with your GPU, which is the source of that dump you posted. I'd try to find it from ASUS's website first, though (I can't, I'm on my phone at the moment)

https://www.nvidia.com/Download/driverResults.aspx/132841/en-us

 

[Txiz]

I did as you said but still nothing...