Freakin' BSOD pls help

[komet163]

I searched the time that my computer got BSOD (around 10:40 pm) in the Event Viewer and here's what I got so far.

 

It always keeps happening and I'm tired of it.

 

Windows Logs>System

1st 6 errors have the same Guid

https://postimg.cc/gallery/1kuyn1x7s/

I searched the Guid in the registry editor and this is what I found

https://postimg.cc/FYdwmqmZ

 

Now there is a critical as well..

https://postimg.cc/Pv5F7V21

Here are the details

https://postimg.cc/NLZ1SPJY

I searched for the Guid and this is what I found

https://postimg.cc/06H6mbhx

 

Here is another error

https://postimg.cc/rdvVMWvd

Details

https://postimg.cc/CZfnVbct

There is no Guid though

 

And here's the last one for this time period

https://postimg.cc/ZBRgRKy1

Details

https://postimg.cc/G8yFzW04

https://postimg.cc/w1jDny88

 

There is another one in Application but it happened at the time I turned on my notebook.

https://postimg.cc/0zK78gQc

Details

https://postimg.cc/w7y1NXpB

Guid

https://postimg.cc/XZHWxPK6

[Guest]

When you get bsod it should give you a error address momentarily.   Write down the address and search for a solution via google.

[komet163]

3 hours ago, Purevil said:

When you get bsod it should give you a error address momentarily.   Write down the address and search for a solution via google.

Can't even see the stop code because the error only popped up on my screen for about a split second.

[sivispacem]

What O/S are you on? You might need to disable automatic restarting on BSOD in order to get a proper idea of the error, as the logs you've posted above don't give any inclination of the cause.

 

For W10: https://www.tenforums.com/tutorials/69012-enable-disable-bsod-automatic-restart-windows-10-a.html

For W7/8: https://www.tecknowledgebase.com/6367/how-to-disable-the-automatic-restart-on-system-failure-in-windows-7/

 

That should let you grab the actual STOP code, which often won't get logged to the System Event Logs due to the abruptness of the crash.

[komet163]

11 hours ago, sivispacem said:

What O/S are you on? You might need to disable automatic restarting on BSOD in order to get a proper idea of the error, as the logs you've posted above don't give any inclination of the cause.

 

For W10: https://www.tenforums.com/tutorials/69012-enable-disable-bsod-automatic-restart-windows-10-a.html

For W7/8: https://www.tecknowledgebase.com/6367/how-to-disable-the-automatic-restart-on-system-failure-in-windows-7/

 

That should let you grab the actual STOP code, which often won't get logged to the System Event Logs due to the abruptness of the crash.

Alright, I disabled it. Now, how can I get the stop code?

[sivispacem]

It will be on the blue screen. There will be a fully capitalised error type with the words separated by underscores (like IRQL_NOT_LESS_OR_EQUAL) and then a numerical code at the bottom of the error.

[komet163]

16 hours ago, sivispacem said:

It will be on the blue screen. There will be a fully capitalised error type with the words separated by underscores (like IRQL_NOT_LESS_OR_EQUAL) and then a numerical code at the bottom of the error.

Got it. UNEXPECTED_STORE_EXCEPTION and another one, CRITICAL_PROCESS_DIED. Any idea what's the cause?

I have updated all my drivers. Common BSOD fix, but error still persists.

 

edit: ofc the 2nd stop code and the 1st stop code isn't on one blue screen..

Edited April 22, 2019 by a bad day

[sivispacem]

I'd try rolling back the most recent Windows updates then reinstalling them as this BSOD has been linked with them. 

 

If that doesn't work I'd look at a reinstallation of Windows.

[Guest]

Open device manager and check for any yellow question marks. Visit PC manufactours website and check for important updates..  They may have a auto update tool, download it and let it scan/update.    The second error could be a hard drive failure.  

 

Personally I'd reinstall windows and skip rolling back.   It may be worth checking the PC cables.  Could be a loose hard drive cable?  

Edited April 23, 2019 by Guest

[komet163]

16 hours ago, sivispacem said:

I'd try rolling back the most recent Windows updates then reinstalling them as this BSOD has been linked with them. 

 

If that doesn't work I'd look at a reinstallation of Windows.

Any version of Win10 that isn't crap like 1809?

 

8 hours ago, Purevil said:

Open device manager and check for any yellow question marks. Visit PC manufactours website and check for important updates..  They may have a auto update tool, download it and let it scan/update.    The second error could be a hard drive failure.  

 

Personally I'd reinstall windows and skip rolling back.   It may be worth checking the PC cables.  Could be a loose hard drive cable?  

None so far. Also, I'm using a laptop, and CrystalDiskInfo shows that my hard drive health is still good..

I'll try reinstalling Windows though. But, not 1809.

[komet163]

I got an error again. BAD_SYTEM_CONFIG_INFO.

[Guest]

Google suggests thats a registry error. 

 

https://docs.microsoft.com/en-us/windows-hardware/drivers/debugger/bug-check-0x74--bad-system-config-info

[sivispacem]

Multiple errors of different kinds tend to point to underlying corruption in the OS or to hardware issues- in this case potentially a dying drive.