Hi guys, I am really hoping you can help me.
For several days I am having frustrating random BSOD crashes on my win 10 laptop. They are (for now) critical process died, which does not help much to identify the culprit.
For some reason my system is not making minidumps.
I tried first to eliminate the hardware as an issue. Crystal disk info says my liteon ssd is in a good state. Mem86 also says that RAM is fine. I made 4 scans to be sure
As this is laptop I am using for a work I would be grateful if someone can help me with the issue.
And no, sadly I do not have system restore active.
This is my speccy
http://speccy.piriform.com/results/gtz1XpT3H3uJztSnICmMeZJ
Maybe this will help. In most instances first BSOD happens after cold boot, and it usually takes a while for it to happen. I. E Around two hours. The second one happens few minutes after restart
The situation is always the same. First freeze, then BSOD, and then I need to restart it.
Maybe this will help. In most instances first BSOD happens after cold boot, and it usually takes a while for it to happen. I. E Around two hours. The second one happens few minutes after restart
The situation is always the same. First freeze, then BSOD, and then I need to restart it.
For several days I am having frustrating random BSOD crashes on my win 10 laptop. They are (for now) critical process died, which does not help much to identify the culprit.
For some reason my system is not making minidumps.
I tried first to eliminate the hardware as an issue. Crystal disk info says my liteon ssd is in a good state. Mem86 also says that RAM is fine. I made 4 scans to be sure
As this is laptop I am using for a work I would be grateful if someone can help me with the issue.
And no, sadly I do not have system restore active.
This is my speccy
http://speccy.piriform.com/results/gtz1XpT3H3uJztSnICmMeZJ
Maybe this will help. In most instances first BSOD happens after cold boot, and it usually takes a while for it to happen. I. E Around two hours. The second one happens few minutes after restart
The situation is always the same. First freeze, then BSOD, and then I need to restart it.
Maybe this will help. In most instances first BSOD happens after cold boot, and it usually takes a while for it to happen. I. E Around two hours. The second one happens few minutes after restart
The situation is always the same. First freeze, then BSOD, and then I need to restart it.
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