No BSOD after using Driver Verifier

[Mounty_078]

I've had BSOD's that I was able to fix but before I did I tried Driver Verifier. After enabling Driver Verifier every crash I got was without a BSOD or a restart. Now that I've disabled Driver Verifier the problem still persists. I've had this the last time and whenever I got a BSOD it would just freeze at the BSOD screen and not load a minidump. My startup and recovery settings write debugging information are set to Kernel Memory Dump and when I try to change it to minidump it says I have no virtual memory which is certainly not true because I've got plenty (16GB) enabled. Anyone know how to fix this because I really don't want to reinstall Windows now it's finally running well.

 

[Abmario]

Uninstall you drivers and re-install.

 

[Mounty_078]

Uninstall you drivers and re-install.

Okay, I'll check if that works.

 

[JBress]

BSOD can be caused by the 'Intel Product Improvement Program' service running in background.
You may want to remove it before anything else. See https://communities.intel.com/thread/110955

I was struggling with random BSOD's for weeks. BlueScreen ans WhoCrashed pointed to different drivers.
Also, no crash was happening when Driver Verifier was running. Then I found the thread above, regarding QUEENCREEK and NT Kernel errors.
In my case it was installed with 'Intel Driver Update Utility'.
I uninstalled it and there is no more BSOD since.