Question Help with a BSOD

[slipd83]

Hi guys,

Any ideas on:

Only just started happening - usually on initial boot.

Thanks!

 

[Lutfij]

Might want to read through this;
https://www.thewindowsclub.com/fltmgr-sys-blue-screen-windows

Could you parse your specs to your build like so:
CPU:
Motherboard: include BIOS version
Ram:
SSD/HDD:
GPU:
PSU:
Chassis:
OS: include the OS version(not edition)

Did you manually install all drivers relevant to your platform, in an elevated command, i.e, Right click installer>Run as Administrator?

 

[slipd83]

Thanks man, will check out your link later and post back with specs!

 

[johnbl]

Hi guys,

Any ideas on:

Only just started happening - usually on initial boot.

Thanks!

you would have to provide the actual minidump file from
c:\windows\system32\minidump directory

generally, to get a better idea of the problem we would have to see the parameters in your photo. parameter 1 is a error code.

if the bugcheck is in filter manager, you would be looking at things like a virus scanner getting an error, or a drive getting a error.

sometimes virus scanners get messed up by old network drivers and you just have to update the network driver.

 

[slipd83]

Bah, just had another one...

And:

Seems like there's a connection?

 

[johnbl]

one bugcheck shows an access violation
the other shows a corrupt page table entry

would need to look at the actual dump file to get a better idea.

for the access violation, you would turn off any overclocking. if you are not overclocking or the system is not overheating. you would update the bios, or reset it to default then run memtest86 on its own boot image to confirm your default memory timings

for the second one you would update the cpu chipset drivers. turn of the system virtual memory reboot and turn it back on to get a new pagefile.sys
this error could also be due to memory issues. ie something copied to a place in memory then paged to disk. if you have memory problems the data gets corrupted. stupid programming error would also generate this bugcheck. (deleting a memory object twice)
more common with virus scanners getting messed up by old network drivers. (update the network driver)