BSOD Kernel Secuirty Check - BUGCHECK_ERROR 139 parameter 3 from minidump

sariaabdeali

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Laptop : Acer aspire E-5 551-G

CPU: Amd a10 with r6 integrated graphics

GPU: Amd r7 dedicated graphics card

1tb hdd

8gb ram

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Context: My dedicated graphic card is toast, so i had to disable it from device manager and set group policy settings to never allow its driver installation by using the hardware id. If i allow it windows tries to install drivers on it and it causes bsods 100% of the times

rendering my laptop unusable. Above is the device manager screenshot where video controller is the disabled driverless r7 gpu.


Now doing this fixes the issue as my integrated gpu and cpu are working fine, but after using the laptop for a while i get a bsod (memory minidump details will follow below), im guessing its a driver issue (or a hdd issue,cant think of anything else), how do i solve it and is there any other workaround to isolate the burnt dedicated gpu and use the cpu and integrated gpu for everything. Thanks!


Update:
(memory dump does'nt go through when kernel security check bsod occurs as screen turns off at around 30% so i force shutdown pressing the power button for a couple of seconds, after restarting i get a bsod soon enough with different bugcheck code

(small minidump link below)
small memory dump.zip

(full memory dump link below)
MEMORY.zip


bsod that happened last night....

(latest small minidump)
small memory dump.zip

(lastest full memory dump)
latest full dump MEMORY.zip
 
Please follow the BSOD Posting Instructions and fill out all the details as requested and upload the zip file with the results of the Sysnative log collector.

I remember seeing this same request on the Microsoft Community website but I notice that the thread was removed and you no longer appear there. What happened?
 
Please follow the BSOD Posting Instructions and fill out all the details as requested and upload the zip file with the results of the Sysnative log collector.

I remember seeing this same request on the Microsoft Community website but I notice that the thread was removed and you no longer appear there. What happened?
Sorry for not following posting instructions, here's the zip file, and i dont know why they deleted the question out of nowhere without informing the reason. Please help! Thanks
 

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There is evidence of software piracy in your logs. We do not tolerate illegal activation of software and operating systems and do not help when we detect you are doing this. This is almost certainly why other forums have refused to help.
 
There is evidence of software piracy in your logs. We do not tolerate illegal activation of software and operating systems and do not help when we detect you are doing this. This is almost certainly why other forums have refused to help.
Welp, Sorry.
 
Thanks for your understanding. If you can remove all cases of non compliance and resubmit your logs we will be pleased to help. One of the concerns we have is that software which is installed to avoid activation can have unexpected consequences and may even contribute to BSOD events. This is why most analysts refuse to help in such situations and of course it is also illegal.
 

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