I have been having trouble with BSOD's quite frequently for a while now.
I decided to do a fresh install of windows 10, and I keep having random BSoD's. I have made sure not to download any 3rd party drivers other than my motherboard chipset driver (asus ROG crosshair VI) and the intel LAN driver, and Nvidia driver for my GTX 1080.
-irql not less or equal
bluescreenview says caused by ntoskrnl.exe
-system thread exception
bluescreenview says caused by FLTMGR.sys, ntfs.sys, and ntoskrnl.exe
-apc index mismatch
Caused by ntoskrnl.exe
Things I have Done Include....
-Updated my mobo to the current BIOS firmware, and reset my bios to run everything stock. CPU, memory, etc.
-Replaced my memory with a mobo manufactured qualified vender serial number kit of memory
-windows memory diagnosis test concluded no memory errors
-Completely reinstalled windows
-chdsk fixed and repaired any problems
-dism checking health, and restoring health. Same for sfc /scannow and everything is fine. No corrupted, nor missing system files.
- Removed my graphics driver with DDU and followed instructions, re-installed the GPU driver.
-Reinstalled sound drivers, intel lan drivers, uninstalled wifi drivers (not using wifi)
-Windows is up-to-date
Windows cannot find a bad driver, I cannot find a bad driver either.
I've ran driver verifier, got caught in a bsod boot loop, went into safe mode to disable. I am not sure what else I should do with driver verifier, I kept getting BSOD from watchdog driver verifier and had to turn it off.
The only third party drivers I have are AMD mobo and chipset drivers downloaded from my mobo website. Along with their respected drivers for sata, LAN, and utilities.
Could my GPU be faulty? It seems I get BSOD when playing games, or watching videos. Whenever the GPU is rendering video.
Here are some dump files from some BSOD.
Memory Dump files
Minidump files
I decided to do a fresh install of windows 10, and I keep having random BSoD's. I have made sure not to download any 3rd party drivers other than my motherboard chipset driver (asus ROG crosshair VI) and the intel LAN driver, and Nvidia driver for my GTX 1080.
- Ryzen 5 3600
- corsair 16gb (just bought these as their on the verified vendors list for my mobo)
- ASUS ROG crosshair VI (x370)
- GTX 1080
- Silicon Power nvme m.2
-irql not less or equal
bluescreenview says caused by ntoskrnl.exe
-system thread exception
bluescreenview says caused by FLTMGR.sys, ntfs.sys, and ntoskrnl.exe
-apc index mismatch
Caused by ntoskrnl.exe
Things I have Done Include....
-Updated my mobo to the current BIOS firmware, and reset my bios to run everything stock. CPU, memory, etc.
-Replaced my memory with a mobo manufactured qualified vender serial number kit of memory
-windows memory diagnosis test concluded no memory errors
-Completely reinstalled windows
-chdsk fixed and repaired any problems
-dism checking health, and restoring health. Same for sfc /scannow and everything is fine. No corrupted, nor missing system files.
- Removed my graphics driver with DDU and followed instructions, re-installed the GPU driver.
-Reinstalled sound drivers, intel lan drivers, uninstalled wifi drivers (not using wifi)
-Windows is up-to-date
Windows cannot find a bad driver, I cannot find a bad driver either.
I've ran driver verifier, got caught in a bsod boot loop, went into safe mode to disable. I am not sure what else I should do with driver verifier, I kept getting BSOD from watchdog driver verifier and had to turn it off.
The only third party drivers I have are AMD mobo and chipset drivers downloaded from my mobo website. Along with their respected drivers for sata, LAN, and utilities.
Could my GPU be faulty? It seems I get BSOD when playing games, or watching videos. Whenever the GPU is rendering video.
Here are some dump files from some BSOD.
Memory Dump files
Minidump files