CRITICAL_STRUCTURE_CORRUPTION BSOD Windows 10?

[vinhtq115]

Recently my PC crashed for an unknown reason. I reinstalled Windows 10 but it still happen. Can you help me identify the problem?
Here is the dump file before I reinstall windows: Here
And here is the one after reinstalling windows: Here

 

[Paul NZ]

Looks like ISODrv64.sys can cause this. UltraISO. I would either uninstall it or update it

I would uninstall GPU Energy Driver as well. I think it's from Gigabyte.

Whats installed and made by Logitech? This file/driver should be updated its 6 yrs old LVPr2M64.sys. Is it a webcam?

 

[vinhtq115]

Looks like ISODrv64.sys can cause this. UltraISO. I would either uninstall it or update it

I would uninstall GPU Energy Driver as well. I think it's from Gigabyte.

Whats installed and made by Logitech? This file/driver should be updated its 6 yrs old LVPr2M64.sys. Is it a webcam?

I uninstalled UltraISO. But idk about GPU Energy Driver because I'm using Dell (Optiplex 3020). The Logitech driver is for the webcam (Quickcam Communicate Deluxe).

 

[Paul NZ]

Hmm check windowsupdate see if theres a more recent driver for the cam

 

[vinhtq115]

Hmm check windowsupdate see if theres a more recent driver for the cam

Actually that driver is from Windows Update. The webcam was out about 7-8 years ago.
Edit: It seems like you looked at the old dump file. The new dump file doesn't have the ISOdrv64.

 

[Paul NZ]

See if there's an update for this athuw8x.sys, it maybe your wireless. It's an Atheros file. It's 3 yrs old

 

[vinhtq115]

See if there's an update for this athuw8x.sys, it maybe your wireless. It's an Atheros file. It's 3 yrs old

They haven't release any new driver for this adapter since 2012. I will remove it from my PC and see if any BSOD happen.

 

[Paul NZ]

What is it? Whats the brand/model? Who's they?

 

[vinhtq115]

What is it? Whats the brand/model? Who's they?

It is TP-Link TL-WN821N v3.

 

[Paul NZ]

Their drivers are pretty crappy. I've got 3 WDN3200's. Windows 10 had drivers but didnt support 5 GHZ.

The 8.1 drivers from the TPlink site didnt either.

I had to install Mediatek drivers so I could use one or the other

I think your adapter is either Atheros AR7010 or AR9287

 

[Paul NZ]

Connect the wireless adapter again. Go into its properties in device manager.

Go to the details tab. Change it to hw ids. Copy and paste whats there in here

 

[vinhtq115]

Their drivers are pretty crappy. I've got 3 WDN3200's. Windows 10 had drivers but didnt support 5 GHZ.

The 8.1 drivers from the TPlink site didnt either.

I had to install Mediatek drivers so I could use one or the other

I think your adapter is either Atheros AR7010 or AR9287

Idk. Maybe both. This adapter support only 2.4 Ghz. I'm planning to buy new one.
Btw I haven't seen any BSOD since I unplugged the adapter so maybe the adapter caused it. I'm running a memory check.

 

[Paul NZ]

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