Normally I'm pretty good with tech stuff, but I'm completely drawing a blank here. Some friends on a different tech support forum suggested I see if you guys can figure it out.
// Goretsky says hi
The BSODs happen pretty much randomly. While gaming, while browsing online, today it even crashed on the login screen after a fresh startup.
I checked for driver updates and got nothing from Windows Update or their optional updates.
Checked out Nirsoft BlueScreenView, and each crash log is completely different.
Summary of BlueScreenView:
| Timestamp | Caused by... | Bugcheck string |
| 1/9 1:15 PM(on login screen) | ntoskrnl.exe | (blank.) 0x00000139 |
| 1/9 12:40 PM | win32kbase.sys | Reference_by_Pointer |
| 1/8 9:00 PM | dxgkrnl.sys | Unexpected_Kernel_Mode_Trap |
| 1/8 6:20 PM | ntoskrnl.exe | IQRL_not_less_or_equal |
| 1/5 10:00 PM | win32kfull.sys | System_service_exception |
- Issue: Sporadic BSODs, no observable pattern.
- System Manufacturer: Homebuilt PC (2020)
- Win11 Home x64. Stable builds. (Used Insiders before. Wiped drive and reinstalled fresh 4 months ago. Issue has worsened in the last month.)
- Processor: AMD Ryzen 5 2600 (6-core processor, 3.4 GHz, x64)
- RAM: 2x 8GB G.Skill, F4-3200C16D-8GVKB. (Slots 1,3)
- GPU: NVIDIA GeForce GTX 1650 Super
- Motherboard: ASRock B450M Pro4
- PSU...? I'll edit this later.
- Driver verifier? Haven't messed with it. Defaults to disabled, right?
- Security software: Usually just Windows Security. Running ClamWin and AdwCleaner today just to be sure. (Kinda just good at avoiding malware ever since I was a kid.)
- No proxy or VPN or whatever.
- No disk image tools.
- Overclocking? no.
Speccy snapshot:
http://speccy.piriform.com/results/Jo0yzYWnQLKyclsfWQxOurf
