The hardware diagnostics are going to take a few days, so no need to rush. I'll try to get the hardware diagnostics done tonight or tomorrow at the latest. I'm not sure if I should attach them, but I've also uploaded them here: I did, however, upload the three dumps I had today, which I think should include the Driver Verifier BSOD dumps? Turns out I ran the Sysnative app after I had done a system restore.
If ALL the hardware diagnostics pass, please update your BIOS + Windows, to rule out the chance of compatibility issues.Įek, looks like I messed up again.
You should run the MemTest86 test for EIGHT passes (instead of three) ONE stick at a time and run the Prime95 blend test, as well as the other tests (GPU, CPU, HDD, etc.). Suggest you turn off Driver Verifier and run these free hardware diagnostics. I didn't see any Driver Verifier BSOD dumps in the uploaded reports - did they just happen today? When did you replace your RAM sticks? A dump from two days ago indicated a 0x12B bugcheck, usually indicating faulty RAM (BUT not always). Doing it through the device manager sure doesn't seem to be doing the trick.Īny tips will help, but please be patient with me. Problems seem to point to driver issues, but I'm not completely sure how to best update my drivers. Resetting the driver verifier still left me stuck in a BSOD loop, so I did a system restore. I have no clue what I'm doing, really, and so I ran the driver verifier according to some suggestions online and got DRIVER_VERIFIER_IOMANAGER_VIOLATION. I've also tested the new RAM modules through 4 passes, and got no errors. Upon installing my new RAM modules, the BSODs still occur at about the same frequency. Since most of them involved memory errors, I tested my last set of RAM modules and was able to RMA them after having found multiple errors. WhoCrashed pointed towards ntoskrnl.exe as the source of those particular BSODs, and the errors range from FAULTY_HARDWARE_CORRUPTED_PAGE to SYSTEM_SERVICE_EXCEPTION to BAD_POOL_HEADER. My system BSODs a couple of times every month. The Sysnative app zip file is attached as well. I've tried to follow instructions as best as I could but don't be surprised if I get lost here and there. Sorry, I'm completely new to any of this diagnostic or debugging stuff.
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