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alzakiel

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Hello everyone!

I was wondering if someone could analyze this dumpfile for me ? I've got multiple BSOD error

-service_exception_manager
-TCPIP.sys
-memory_manager_exception
-Win32kfull.sys

And one about page files manager if i remember ?

I've tryed Sfc scan, chkdsk, ressiting the rams(did a clean up while at it), reconnecting the network cable. Reinstalled my whole windows 10. Which just while writting this crashed with a page_fault_in_nonpaged_area What failed : win32kfull.sys .

And to be honest i don't know anymore what to do :/

Thanks for the help! Here the page file.
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I have run memtest86 and it reported no error. Forgot to tell it my bad.

It isn't an insider build yet Oo.

win10.png


SgrmAgent.sys ... It's a system file obviously i can't delete that.
 
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Drop to one RAM stick in required slot....if only have one, try another (borrow one if need be)

If no help, swap hard drives/SATA cables/SATA ports/reinstall....

Beyond that, MB is more likely then actual legit CPU failure....(as long as no pins in socket/or bottom of CPU, as applicable depending on CPU/MB, as you've given no data that I can see for configuration)

 
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It been a year since i've changed the Thermal paste, but otherwise i didn't touch the CPU. So the pins shouldn't be damaged and it only started BSOD yesterday out of no where. temps seem stable, otherwise it would have done a system shutdown.

--System Spec--
DH61CR (Sandy Bridge)
Intel(R) Core(TM) i5-2320 CPU @ 3.00GHz (4 CPUs), ~3.0GHz
Asus Ge-Force GTX 760 DirectCU II OC
16GB RAM 1333mhz Corsair CMX16GX 2x8GB
ThermalTake Smart 750w 80 Plus Bronze
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And im currently on Balanced power mode with Min.processor state : 5% Max: 100%
https://ibb.co/nyiFjU (My bad the image is too big)

And i doubt it would be compatibility issue since i've had this setup since 2012.
 
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bugcheck was in the filesystem cache manager.
Maybe out of non paged pool?

I would run cmd.exe or powershell as a admin then run
dism.exe /online /cleanup-image /restorehealth
and make sure I did not have any hack software installed.
(remove any from the windows task scheduler)

the machine is old enough to require custom device driver from the machine vendor rather than the generic ones from Microsoft.
I would see if you can apply a bios update then run the intel driver installer to get the most current drivers for your machine.

machine info:
Vendor Intel Corp.
BIOS Version BEH6110H.86A.0038.2012.0110.1653
BIOS Release Date 01/10/2012
Processor Version Intel(R) Core(TM) i5-2320 CPU @ 3.00GHz
Processor Voltage 91h - 1.7V
External Clock 25MHz
Max Speed 4000MHz
Current Speed 3000MHz


 
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Sadly tryed earlier.... Doubt their making any update for those anymore. Not even for the BIOS.

https://ibb.co/cYZSEU

Didn't get any BSOD for a while, but i don't trust time elapsed since last one. I still get some random Awww... it's dead(mainly on twitch)

Is it possible the cached rams is causing this once it have cached the entire free ram without me even opening anything else than google chrome ? (Knew it, it did BSOD again lol)
 
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I think it was in the filesystem cache so it could be something trying to worm it way into the file system or a disk issue
(or storage driver issue) crystaldiskinfo.exe can read the disk smart data and see if the disk is having errors.
generally a spinning disk (hdd) will last up to 5 years ( high failure rate the first year, then 15% for each after that until it dies) Sometimes you can wipe the disk and do a full format (not a quick format) and get more life out of a drive.

be sure to get the dism command to work. it looked like you had two copies of old hack programs running.




 
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https://ibb.co/eEy9Tp
https://ibb.co/jsW7EU

Talking about Crystaldisk, that's how it look like. It is indeed not in the best shape ever.

And it's weird you are saying it is looking like i had old hack program running Oo. It is a fresh install. All there is is

-Steam
-Ge-Force Experience
-GPU Driver
-Streamlabs
-CPUID HWMonitor

The dism worked correctly. I guess i'll have to restart my pc to see how it goes ?
-----------------------------------------
Deployment Image Servicing and Management tool
Version: 10.0.17134.1

Image Version: 10.0.17134.345

[==========================100.0%==========================] The restore operation completed successfully.
The operation completed successfully.
-----------------------------------------
 
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drive has been powered on and spinning for 5.1 years
windows 10 and windows 8.x reallocates failing sectors in a background process. so when the drive starts to fail it will fail quickly. you can look in the eventlog and see if you are getting any disk errors, but plan on your drive dieing and back up your data to the cloud.

the dism command should fix most hacks. sometimes they are reinstalled once a day by the task manager. the files are also can be legit with certain versions of office and some builds of windows that do not do normal end user activation.






 
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Well JohnBL, i have played MTG Arena for an 1h if not slightly more. This time it didn't crash once, No BSOD, i didn't get any chrome tab crashing. All thanks to your Dism command i believe. it's late and i must go to sleep if i want to be able to wake in 4-5h. So didn't have all that much time to push the machine a bit further to see if i can't almost crash my system with a BSOD.

But for now it seem to be working well, i'll keep an eye on it. AMENNN if it is what was needed, i may know my way around, but i don't know every commands 😛 haha.

drive has been powered on and spinning for 5.1 years
windows 10 and windows 8.x reallocates failing sectors in a background process. so when the drive starts to fail it will fail quickly. you can look in the eventlog and see if you are getting any disk errors, but plan on your drive dieing and back up your data to the cloud.

the dism command should fix most hacks. sometimes they are reinstalled once a day by the task manager. the files are also can be legit with certain versions of office and some builds of windows that do not do normal end user activation.
Click to expand...

Yeah well it been ever increasing for the last few 2-3 years i believe on crystaldisk, but since it is about to hit the threshold i will be keeping a daily eye on it and i am already planning to buy a Seagate firecuda 2TB soon to replace this old HDD.

But my internet is much slower than before since all that BSOD began. So not entirely sure if im out of trouble. I don't know if i can wait to choose who answered my question. But i'd like to keep the thread open for another day at best.

Plus i've just seen the cached ram isn't increasing as fast than before in task manager.


EDITTTTT: Nevermind... I've finished this message, opened an amazon page to check the HDD price and boom

BSOD : IRQL_NOT_LESS_OR_EQUAL

Well that's a new one that i've never seen before lol.

But yeah see you tommorow, i really gotta sleep even if i'd really wish to fix that ASAP and start back streaming lol.
 
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it takes weeks to know if your bugcheck problem is fixed. especally if the driver is not named in the bugcheck.
problem is each bootup, something can be corrupting a different component. Windows sleep state and hibernation makes the problem worse. it saves the bad info to disk and loads it agin. bugchecks and shutdowns can help get a longer time before the next bugcheck. saving a memory image to a disk that is having errors can cause corruption when the image is loaded back into memory.
if you have lots of RAM you can disable the virtual memory so it will not write to c:\pagefile.sys and do shutdowns rather than hibernation after 4 hours of idle.




 
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when you get errors and blue screens running more then one app and there random can be bad power from the power supply if the pc a few years old. with old pc check your cmos data nad time make sure there fine. if there no then your battery is dead on the mb and the bios settings are not holding. another issue that on those old intel mb is the same units used is some of the dell optiplex pc. they known for caps failing on the system board. I would go with a good 650w power supply if the error stop your fine. if not may be bad caps and you can take the new power supply to the next pc. if you can run the intel cpu test make sure the cache in the cpu is fine.
 
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I have a thermaltake 750w 80 plus bronze. The date and time on BIOS are fine so i doubt the CMOS is failling (Even though with how old it is, it probably can happen at anytime now)

--CPU Test--
https://ibb.co/gtO5Jp
https://ibb.co/h2zqjU

It did pass and the CPU was running fine.

You are talking about sleep and hibernation. I must say most say that all of the time when im going to sleep or leaving the house i normally put my computer on sleep. The power mode setting are set to not automatically Sleep or hibernate otherwise. (Even though my computer end up going to sleep even with the setting off sometime Oo)


Edit: I've gone to sleep before checking this up yesterday, but the IRQL_NOT_EQUAL_OR_LESS BSOD gave another dumpfile

DumpFile

Maybe this Dump have something new to offer, currently checking it myself (It's the 25640 one)

Edit2: Ermmm my steam that was 100% closed and not running. Just opened out of no where :??:

Something is stopping windows store from working correctly too.

Windows security defenders was turned off. (I have touched nothing since reinstalling windows and doing the dism lol)

55 10016 DistributedCOM error since reinstallation and more.
 
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HWInfo, here the logs (before i get another BSOD...). I'll be adding another one that have gathered more info later, since it crashed soon after i've started using it.
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Dump + HWInfo Logs

For the 12v rail, i don't have the material to test that suff :S. But as far i can see on HWinfo it stay at 12.232v.

Edit: I've just added the second logs of HWInfo, pc crashed almost 2h after the last reset.

Edit2: Malwarebyte found those https://ibb.co/icusip which kinda surprise me. I kind of doubt those are part of the problem ?

Edit3: NTFS.sys BSOD during a sfc /scannow and i've started hearing some very weak buzzing sound from HDD when i had started it.
 
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Nope no hardware change, well i've bought a microphone and webcam not long ago but they aren't even connected atm. i've just reinstalled windows either. Guess i'll retry


Edit1: Reinstalled for a second time, seem to be running a bit better now. But still get Random google chrome page chrash, extension crash and some windows update are failing :/ and that Brrrr/Buzzzz from the front of my PC case make me start thinking it's really the HDD plus the fact i've just tryed installing a game and it literally said ''It cannot be installed'' . Sadly i do not have a spare HDD to test that atm
 
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