Frequent BSoD While Gaming DPC_WATCHDOG_VIOLATION

essenbe said:

When we get a dump file like what I just posted, what is typical is one of the three is the cause and the other two are the 'victim'.

This may sound a little technical to you but, if the online game you were playing was calling for additional info from the game (data on your hard drive) and/or graphics drivers and you lost Wi Fi connection. You would not be able to provide the game with the data and the game would crash.

If, on the other hand the storage drivers caused your hard drive to be unreadable, the hard drive would be unable to provide the driver data to the Wi Fi or the graphics and they would stop functioning.

I explain this so that you will understand a little. Your biggest problem, it seems, is your older hardware. Normally it would be pretty easy to download and install up to date drivers, but you don't have them.

Are you using a PCIe card or a Wi Fi Dongle? If you are using a Wi Fi dongle, would it be possible to remove it and connect by Ethernet wire? That would be the easiest way to find out if that is the problem. I also know that it seems that a lot of wi fi dongles have issues with Windows 10, probably because of drivers.

Thanks for the explanation! That definitely helps make a little more sense than my computer failing all at once like it appeared it was.

My device managers says my network adapter is "D-Link AirPlus SWL-G520 Wireless PCI Adapter(rev.B)" So i would assume it is PCIe. It's a card that plugs into the motherboard and has an antenna coming through the frame. No USB for internet here :) . If it was a dongle, unfortunately an Ethernet cable isn't an option; it would have to be run through two floors of building.

essenbe said:

Try going into device manager, expand the Network and storage drivers listed, right click them, select properties, click on the drivers tab and press the button to update drivers and use the web option.

So i just checked everything under the "Network Adapters" and "Storage Controllers" tabs and everything in there is up to date.

essenbe said:

have we reinstalled the graphics drivers using custom install and only installing the Graphics driver and PhysX?

Last night i tried that and it came back with an error saying they couldn't be installed. So instead of trying again, i did just a pure clean install of my graphics drivers with all the components.

Sorry for the late reply, weekdays can get busy :)

essenbe said:

No problem about the reply. How has it been acting? Some of the components can cause problems. GeFrorce experience causes many problems. You don't need Nvidia audio and HDMI drivers. You have audio/HDMI drivers in your motherboard chipset drivers.

Unfortunately blue screening just as much as before the clean install.

Here are the screenshots of my installed programs:
Attachment 49822Attachment 49823Attachment 49824

And here is the debug file:
Attachment 49825

I'll run the sfc right now.