Hi guys,
I've been having ongoing issues with BSODs on my system for a bit, I'll explain in more detail below, but here's a google drive containing a ZIP with a couple of today's mem dumps, my MSinfo in text format and Speccy snapshot. https://drive.google.com/file/d/1nX76d04qnjsPX8-kirfBTBX_iDUabnPd/view
The issue seems to only happen when playing games. I can't confirm, but it mainly seems to be games with an online/multiplayer functionality. Where it's come up for me specifically is Solasta, No Man's Sky and Sea of Thieves on Game Pass, previously V Rising on Steam (though this seemed to be resolved after a Windows reinstall when I last played), and now Monster Hunter Rise on steam multiple times today. I have however been able to play some games for extended sessions with zero issue, such as Tekken 7 and Cyberpunk 2077.
It occured with MH Rise last night when attempting to play with my partner and friends, so I played a few times today to test. I never thought to grab the initial DMP but it was a repeat of the realtek audio driver crash contained in the ZIP. I believe I have actually resolved this as I've now updated that and several other drivers to the latest versions, and it didn't occur afterwards (yet). I've gotten two ntkrnlmp.exe crashes with the same error code in a row, though I lost the second DMP so sorry for not including that.
As stated, I had previously done a fresh reinstall of Windows 10 months ago, as I was encountering BSODs on some games, as well as encountering system problems outside of that, which were all resolved by the clean install. However, BSODs of various codes have occured since and I can't pinpoint what is wrong with my system, and what in these games is triggering it, it's mostly patchwork as I go. I've now reached a point where there's consistency in the errors at least which is good.
I also ran memory tests some months ago and removed a faulty RAM stick, which removed one consistent BSOD from these occurences. I also ran a memory test today on my remaining sticks to be safe and they came back clean.
Any insight from the ntkrnl DMP in particular would be greatly appreciated, but if further info is needed just let me know!
Thank you in advance for any time and help!
I've been having ongoing issues with BSODs on my system for a bit, I'll explain in more detail below, but here's a google drive containing a ZIP with a couple of today's mem dumps, my MSinfo in text format and Speccy snapshot. https://drive.google.com/file/d/1nX76d04qnjsPX8-kirfBTBX_iDUabnPd/view
The issue seems to only happen when playing games. I can't confirm, but it mainly seems to be games with an online/multiplayer functionality. Where it's come up for me specifically is Solasta, No Man's Sky and Sea of Thieves on Game Pass, previously V Rising on Steam (though this seemed to be resolved after a Windows reinstall when I last played), and now Monster Hunter Rise on steam multiple times today. I have however been able to play some games for extended sessions with zero issue, such as Tekken 7 and Cyberpunk 2077.
It occured with MH Rise last night when attempting to play with my partner and friends, so I played a few times today to test. I never thought to grab the initial DMP but it was a repeat of the realtek audio driver crash contained in the ZIP. I believe I have actually resolved this as I've now updated that and several other drivers to the latest versions, and it didn't occur afterwards (yet). I've gotten two ntkrnlmp.exe crashes with the same error code in a row, though I lost the second DMP so sorry for not including that.
As stated, I had previously done a fresh reinstall of Windows 10 months ago, as I was encountering BSODs on some games, as well as encountering system problems outside of that, which were all resolved by the clean install. However, BSODs of various codes have occured since and I can't pinpoint what is wrong with my system, and what in these games is triggering it, it's mostly patchwork as I go. I've now reached a point where there's consistency in the errors at least which is good.
I also ran memory tests some months ago and removed a faulty RAM stick, which removed one consistent BSOD from these occurences. I also ran a memory test today on my remaining sticks to be safe and they came back clean.
Any insight from the ntkrnl DMP in particular would be greatly appreciated, but if further info is needed just let me know!
Thank you in advance for any time and help!