[SOLVED] random crash 0xb3 and 8 min BSOD when verifier.exe on

misterymonster · Mar 30, 2022

Let's change the dump file settings back to their defaults so Minidumps are produced as well. Please enter the following command from an elevated command prompt:

Ok, I did it. But this change the dump setting to Automatic memory dump, if you need only kernel memory dump i can do it for you by ".dump /k". BTW I finally upload the freeze complete memory dump If you don't mind the size. I'll also wait for the next freeze to happen and I'll let you know once it's done uploading.

x BlueRobot · Mar 31, 2022

misterymonster said:
But this change the dump setting to Automatic memory dump, if you need only kernel memory dump i can do it for you by ".dump /k"

You don't need to, the automatic memory dump setting will produce both.

misterymonster · Apr 3, 2022

Getting another freeze when using AfterEffect, the dump file is "RTX3050-AfterEffect-3d-layer-4-3-2022-kernel.dmp"

x BlueRobot · Apr 3, 2022

The latest crash is a Stop 0x116 so we're certainly leaning towards a card issue in my opinion, considering the other two cards appeared to work with no problems.

misterymonster · Apr 3, 2022

0x116 is not the reason, and my friend using this card have no problem at all (maybe the software he were using are not affected) maybe here we can't do anything about it, need nvidia's symbol to analyze it. I have already submit the dump file to them, anyway thanks alots !

x BlueRobot · Apr 5, 2022

Okay, well as mentioned in my first post, the issue is probably a compatibility issue with the motherboard then, hopefully you'll hear back from Nvidia and they'll provide a resolution for you.

misterymonster · May 15, 2022

I believe the random crash been fixed, I uninstall the graphic driver and using Verifier.exe, first instant crash on my Zerotier's zttap300.sys , after uninstall it, turn to my VirtualBox's VBoxDrv.sys, uninstall that, finally is my WIFI adapter rtwlane.sys, it's the latest one, and I disable the device it pass Verifier.exe, it makes sense that both driver are virtual network adapter. Maybe the WIFI driver is corrupted ( I can't uninstall it because it automatically reinstall by Windows, really don't know how to refresh the built-in driver repository or check the driver is corrupted by checksum etc) so I download the latest driver from Realtek (older than windows built-in) and manually install the driver in device manager. After a few day testing no more BSOD. But still using the latest Nvidia's driver can't pass Verifier.exe over 8min.

misterymonster · May 16, 2022

Or maybe is my WIFI adapter issue, i found a 15e issue (not BSOD) during the test, so I try to replace one to continue testing.

x BlueRobot · May 16, 2022

misterymonster said:
But still using the latest Nvidia's driver can't pass Verifier.exe over 8min.

Could you please provide the latest dump files?

misterymonster · May 16, 2022

In the same link name "RTX3050-verifier-on-512.77-5-15-2022.DMP", I use Verifier.exe checked all settings without "systematic low resources simulations", It is too hard for graphic driver?

x BlueRobot · May 16, 2022

If the earlier versions of the graphics card driver were causing issues then revert back to those. Otherwise, as I mentioned in my previous post, there is likely a compatibility issue between the motherboard and the card itself. You mentioned that the card was used by your friend so we know that the card shouldn't have any issues, unless you mean that they used the same model but not the same card you've physically got?

misterymonster · May 16, 2022

My friend tested it's the same card but not the same motherboard, my friend have no issue about using it but never run Verifier.exe. BSOD not happen after I downgrade the WIFI adapter driver without Verifier.exe on. The 8min BSOD is only in Verifier.exe turned on and the timing is so precise that I never thought it was compatibility issue, What kind of incompatible could do that!

misterymonster · May 16, 2022

And switching other graphics card (GTX 1050 without switching driver) with Verifier.exe on still perform 8 min BSOD, but I haven't test the older driver, because RTX 30 serise driver is still very new. You remind me I could switch old Graphics card with old driver to see if it pass Driver Verifier.

x BlueRobot · May 16, 2022

What Driver Verifier settings do you have enabled? Some aren't recommended because they can cause false positives.

misterymonster · May 26, 2022

I enabled all but systematic low resources simulation. I'm having BSOD no more now without Verifier on so I think problem solved！

misterymonster · May 27, 2022

And I finally find out it's the "Low Resources Simulation" setting that the driver can't pass cause the BSOD, according to the Low Resources Simulation - Windows drivers The default value is 8 minutes.

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