Question Multiple different BSODs every other day ?

[shayanan]

Hi.
The computer that I recently bought keeps getting a blue screen every other day. I installed the MSI-Afterburn software and uploaded last blue screen log . image and link of hml is attached.
Can any of my friends help me find out which part is the problem?
System configuration:
VGA: gigabyte 3050 8gb
Ram:2*8gb 2666 Gloway
CPU: 10400f
msi log: https://www.mediafire.com/file/ucsrf20y2gt3xcf/HardwareMonitoring.zip/file

last minidumb: https://www.mediafire.com/file/cjn43a0oqwb9mm4/122922-8046-01.dmp/file

bluescreen photo:

 

[USAFRet]

The computer that I recently bought...

Bought from where?

 

[johnbl]

generally, you would want to provide a mini dump so that someone can look at the image in a windows debugger.

MSi afterburner has an issue that they install a new version without removing the old version first. This often results in extra copies of the driver applying overclock on top of the default overclock.

you might down load microsoft autoruns64.exe and take a look at the installed overclock drivers then delete all of the copies and retest.Autoruns for Windows - Sysinternals | Microsoft Learn

from the photos: two of the bugchecks were in the microsoft store, where windows is compressing and decompressing drivers stored in memory. The exception occurs when the check sum does not match and windows thinks the data has been modified . This can happen with overclocking but also with malware and old windows 7 drivers that directly modify(patch) drivers. (windows 7 did not compress memory)

The last bugcheck was an inpage error this means that windows attempted to load from disk into memory and could not. This can be cause by many things, ram timings, overclocking, malware, and actual errors reported by the drive subsystem. generally, you want to run a tool like crystaldiskinfo.exe and check the SMART errors reported by the disk. I would remove overclocking, and maybe disable the virtual memory (pagefile.sys) reboot and turn it back on to create a new pagefile.sys.

in general you would want to update the BIOS and the chipset drivers from the motherboard vendors website.. there were some storage driver versions that corrupt the pagefile.sys over many sleep/wake cycles.
Generic windows drivers get updated by microsoft windows but OEM drivers do not, and you have to run the update program from the vendor.

 

[shayanan]

this is newest dumb file: https://www.mediafire.com/file/cjn43a0oqwb9mm4/122922-8046-01.dmp/file

 

[johnbl]

bugcheck looks like the file system tried to flush some buffers and got a access violation during the cleanup. I would guess some software is holding a lock.

you have a bunch of software that could be involved, this problem can not be debugged with a minidump, you would have to change the memory dump type to kernel memory dump and provide the memory.dmp file. (much bigger file that would have the proper debug info, to see what software has the lock.)

the system was up for 11 hours, as a workaround I would set the system to run in high performance mode to prevent the system from going to sleep. I would expect this type of problem to be cause by a sleep bug relating to the storage driver.
As a first fix attempt I would run Intel® Driver & Support Assistant
and see if it updates this storage driver :
iaStorAC.sys Fri Jul 23 06:02:14 2021

You have various third party drivers installed that could also be involved in this problem.
example: ifs64.sys Ashampoo UnInstaller filesystem driver would be a likely suspect.

try the changes and see if they help. otherwise you can try to uninstall some apps that have the drivers,
(vpn, driver backup software,...) or change the memory dump type to kernel so the debugger can check for a lock and what software owns it.

you will also want to check the drive smart status with a tool like crystaldiskinfo.exe to see if there are errors being produced by the drive.

the actual error was an access violation but the addresses are in a valid range so that can mean some bits are just wrong.

your system is running at a strange underclock clock rate.
BIOS Version 1203
BIOS Starting Address Segment f000
BIOS Release Date 10/27/2021
Manufacturer ASUSTeK COMPUTER INC.
Product PRIME H510M-E

Processor Version Intel(R) Core(TM) i5-10400F CPU @ 2.90GHz
Processor Voltage 88h - 0.8V
External Clock 100MHz
Max Speed 4300MHz
Current Speed 2871MHz