Question BSOD errors in Windows 11 ?

[Mista-J]

Thanks for reading and any input you may have.

I have a Dell laptop running WIndows 11 Pro . It was upgraded from Windows 10 a year ago. It is logging into a LOCAL account and I have never had a Microsoft account logged into it. I'm getting some bsod's which I will detail. It looks like W11 has activated bitlocker... but I cannot find the code because there is not one on the MS account since it has never been logged in.

OK BSOD's - Powering on the laptop, will boot the machine and give me the desktop for 2-10 seconds before it BSOD's. I get one of 4 errors:
reference by pointer
system service exception
kernel security check failure
bad object header

All point to a driver issue, but I cannot address them when it does not stay on more than ten seconds!
I have scanned fully with PC Check and all hardware is good!
I think my next step is to enter Safe Mode and start isolating drivers. The problem is, it wants the bitlocker code, which is not attached to the MS account.

I'm at my wits end attempting to figure out a resolution. any assistance is appreciated.

 

[rgd1101]

did you backup your data?

 

[Mista-J]

did you backup your data?

It's a client computer and they probably do not have a current backup.

 

[ubuysa]

Can you please upload* the minidumps from those BSODs? These could be driver-related but it's also very likely that bad RAM is the problem. We'll need to see the dump files themselves to know.

*Upload the dumps to the cloud with a link to them here - be sure to make them puiblic.

 

[Mista-J]

Can you please upload* the minidumps from those BSODs? These could be driver-related but it's also very likely that bad RAM is the problem. We'll need to see the dump files themselves to know.

*Upload the dumps to the cloud with a link to them here - be sure to make them puiblic.

I'm not sure that i can access them.
Where are they located?
Booting to USB does not let me see the system drive as it is bitlocked to a code that is impossible to retrieve as this has never been attached to a MS Account.

 

[Mista-J]

Can you please upload* the minidumps from those BSODs? These could be driver-related but it's also very likely that bad RAM is the problem. We'll need to see the dump files themselves to know.

*Upload the dumps to the cloud with a link to them here - be sure to make them puiblic.

update:
I have tried replacing the ram... I got a new error- IRQL NOT LESS OR EQUAL

 

[rgd1101]

how much are the client willing to pay to get the data?
could get a working dell of the same laptop and put storage in there

 

[ubuysa]

I'm not sure that i can access them.
Where are they located?

BSOD dumps are in C:\Windows\Minidump
Live kernel dumps are in sub-folders under C:\Windows\LiveKernelReports