BSOD 30 minutes after startup

[Windows UserPar]

Hi,



I recently did a fresh install of Windows, upgrading to Windows 11. For the first week it was working well, but after today, I've been having issues. I downloaded some updates the day the issues started, but the pc crashed before the reboot that was supposed to install them. Now I get Bsod 30 mins - 1 hour after I start the PC. I updated all my drivers the day I reset (1 week ago) and they are still up to date now. I've tried:

• Uninstalling updates made on the day the issues came up
• Disabling XMP
• Running in safe mode (Didn't crash in safe mode at all)
• Checking temps (Usually around 40C for both CPU and GPU)
• Running sfc /scannow
• Updated Motherboard Bios
• Checking for viruses (I barely downloaded anything)

The only thing I can think of being the issue is a device driver that Windows may have downloaded that day without me knowing. I checked update history and no drivers were listed.



These are the Dump Files:

Crash Logs - Google Drive


I have no idea what else I can do. Any help would be appreciated.

 

[xrobwx71]

Start here: Blue Screen of Death (BSOD) Posting Instructions - Windows 11, 10, 8.1 and 8

 

[Windows UserPar]

• I get BSOD 30-60 minutes after startup. Ran the windows memory test and found no issues. I updated all the drivers that were useful to me on my motherboard website, and Bios. I found that disabling intelppm solves the issue but without it I my CPU is much slower.
• Windows 11 Fresh Installed Windows
• Full Retail OS
• Age of system: CPU/Mobo 1 Week, GPU 4 months, Rest of the system 3 Years.
• Age of OS installation: 1 Week
• Have you re-installed?: No
• CPU: i5-13600k
• RAM: Slot 2 and 4 G Skill Intl F4-3600C16-8GVKC 2x8GB
• Video Card: EVGA 3060ti
• MotherBoard: Asus PRIME H770-PLUS D4
• Power Supply: EVGA Supernova 650W
• Is driver verifier enabled or disabled?: Not sure
• What security software are you using?: Windows defender
• Are you using proxy, vpn, ipfilters or similar software?: No
• Are you using Disk Image tools?: No
• Are you currently under/overclocking?: Using XMP(Disabling did not fix the issue). No overclocking on my system, checked Bios and everything seemed normal.

 

[x BlueRobot]

It seems either a service or a filter driver is crashing, I would recommend that your remove any third-party software such as ASUS, MSI Afterburner and any anti-cheat software. I've noticed that you've got Riot Games software installed as well, I would recommend that you remove it, their drivers are known to cause issues and they do have security vulnerabilities.

 

[Windows UserPar]

It seems either a service or a filter driver is crashing, I would recommend that your remove any third-party software such as ASUS, MSI Afterburner and any anti-cheat software. I've noticed that you've got Riot Games software installed as well, I would recommend that you remove it, their drivers are known to cause issues and they do have security vulnerabilities.

I did this, unfortunately the issue continued. I noticed that putting high load on the cpu causes the issue as well, maybe my psu is too weak?

 

[x BlueRobot]

Were the logs collected before you removed the programs then?

 

[Windows UserPar]

Were the logs collected before you removed the programs then?

Yes. I tried a new PSU today, no luck. I have no clue what the problem could be.

 

[x BlueRobot]

You should be providing the latest logs at all times so helpers can see how your system is currently configured.