Question BSOD constant errors

[badpcguy]

So i have been having constant windows 10 crashes or BSOD errors and mostly everything that i try either doesnt work or it solves it but creates a new error.

 

[PC Tailor]

I never installed afterburner so wont know how to go about uninstalling it

I believe it can also be part of MSI Live Update 5, MSI Super Charger & MSI Smart Utilities.
Are you running any of those?

Any items you want to disable, you can use the Autoruns link I linked previously.

 

[badpcguy]

I believe it can also be part of MSI Live Update 5, MSI Super Charger & MSI Smart Utilities.
Are you running any of those?

Any items you want to disable, you can use the Autoruns link I linked previously.

I will uninstall them as i dont use them any more

 

[axe0axe0]

Could you temporary uninstall Norton/Symantec, it looks like a driver of Norton may have caused the latest BSOD.

 

[PC Tailor]

Could you temporary uninstall Norton/Symantec, it looks like a driver of Norton may have caused the latest BSOD.

What makes you suggest this?

 

[axe0axe0]

I had a quick look at the raw stack and noticed a driver from Norton/Symantec.

 

[PC Tailor]

I had a quick look at the raw stack and noticed a driver from Norton/Symantec.

Thank you my friend!

Which stack for which dump file is this?
Just wondering to see, as I've had to run 3 dump files, and realise that the first 2 reports have been deleted, and I believe Norton wasn't actually present in the first dump file, wasn't even loaded, so couldn't have caused the crash unless there was a more indirect conflict.

Just realising you wouldn't have been able to see the reports for all 3! Unfortunately the site I use clears data after a while.

This is a less common bugcheck from my experience. The obvious difference in thirs aprty drivers is Norton being present during this.

This was on the second dump file debug.

Always worth a shot though! Antivirus can cause all manner of problems, just wondering what would explain the first dump file.

Will be worth using autoruns to disable anything required.

 

[Colif]

I wish Norton was not seen as a good AV company by big business or we might be rid of it by now. It only survives as people don't know any better.

Don't mind me, I am just watching

 

[axe0axe0]

From what I saw you opted to suggest Norton removal because its drivers were present in the loaded modules?
I certainly may hope Norton is present in the loaded modules, Norton would be terrible if it wouldn't be loaded to protect real-time. I find the reason that it is present in the loaded modules an inappropriate one in this case for removal.

 

[PC Tailor]

From what I saw you opted to suggest Norton removal because its drivers were present in the loaded modules?
I certainly may hope Norton is present in the loaded modules, Norton would be terrible if it wouldn't be loaded to protect real-time. I find the reason that it is present in the loaded modules an inappropriate one in this case for removal.

Norton was not present in the first dump file loaded modules, but WAS in the other 2, so Norton likely couldn't have caused the initial crash directly, but may have in some other way.

As Colif has stated, we all see how some AVs cause these problems!

 

[Colif]

staying neutral, we all here to help op, so maybe wait until he gives another dump and you both have more data to work with

 

[badpcguy]

So im not sure which one fixed my issues but what i did was.

I wanted more from my cpu so i overclocked it to 4.3ghz.
I uninstalled norton and all the msi utilities.
I tried using my old ram that wasnt matched and it did cause a bsod so that was a factor.
But my drivers for my wifi adapter seemed to be fine since im running without an issue ive been running for atleast 3 days straight without bsod.

Since i did all of thsoe at the same time i really dont know what fixed what

 

[Colif]

overclock not likely to have fixed it - I have never recommended an overclock to fix an error before so I suspect it wasn't fix.
it could be either 2 or 3. removing drivers is one way to fix errors caused by them. ram can also cause bsod so as you said, hard to say which is solution.

Fingers crossed

 

[badpcguy]

overclock not likely to have fixed it - I have never recommended an overclock to fix an error before so I suspect it wasn't fix.
it could be either 2 or 3. removing drivers is one way to fix errors caused by them. ram can also cause bsod so as you said, hard to say which is solution.

Fingers crossed

Ive been running my pc without any rest to see if it would give me any bsod errors cause i get most of my errors running my pc for a long time and that can sometimes be annoying trying to have my pc do something for a while have been running my pc for 3-4 days straight and no errors. Then again i feel like it could have been a overclock issue because when i installed my cpu into this pc it came pre loaded overclocked to 4.1 ghz for some reason when base clock so i kinda felt like something could have been wrong with the overclock. Ive also been meaning to overclock it to 4.3 anyways.

 

[badpcguy]

new error https://db.tt/Mk5rmKSSVF