In January I took my desktop apart for a cleaning, and to upgrade my CPU cooler and M.2. When I did this I also reinstalled windows hoping it would fix some of the stability issues happening. Considering that I've had a crash each day the last two days I'd say that didnt happen. Last month I has some crashes as well- 0xD1 with afd.sys. I did some maintance, driver updates, ect, and things calmed down. I ran driver verifier at the time and the only issue I had was when I was playing Minecraft.
These two most recent ones (and a few in the past) have happened when the computer either turned on or woke from sleep. I'm pretty sure that at least once it was because I turned my headset on during startup, and it crashed as soon as I did that.
Possibly unrelated or paranoid, but I swear my computer turned itself on a few days ago. I turned it off for the night, and I always watch it for a few seconds after it turns off, because sometimes I click restart by accident. It looked to be completely shut down so I went to bed. I wake up and notice the computer is now asleep. I can tell if it's sleeping or off because the RAM rgb stays on if the computer is sleeping. It was very strange, and when I logged in explorer and lsass.exe were crashed and the computer restarted. I'm quite confident the computer was turned off and not restarted as the RAM rgb turned off.
The only thing I have not done is update the bios. I know I should, but as I discovered last time I posted, the Asus driver/bloatware program does not offer any, and when I attempted to run the manual utility driver verifier threw a fit and crashed the system. I'm in the middle of the semester and I cant afford a bricked computer. If it's really the only thing I have left to try I can. Oh, and memory diagnostics I ran a few weeks ago were fine.
Attached is file collection. Not sure if the most recent memory dump got in there or not. When I ran it through my windbg it complained about missing symbols and wouldn't analyze properly.
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