ntoskrnl.exe +142770

Volatile Stovel · 03 Feb 2016

Hello,

I've been getting around 5 daily BSOD's, ranging from PAGE_FAULT_IN NONPAGED_AREAS, to IRQL_NOT_LESS_OR_EQUAL, and the most recent/common of DRIVER_CORRUPT_EXPOOL. I know my way around troubleshooting the more common problems, but this is quite out of my depth and I could do with some help from the more clued in, internet people.
In BlueScreenViewer, it says that each of these have been caused by ntoskrnl.exe
I've attached the minidump files, one of which should be done with Driver Verifier.
I'll try and supply any extra information necessary.

So here's what I have done recently which has left me in this predicament, I recently installed Windows 7 on a new SSD, then straight away upgraded to Windows 10. After the BSOD's started, I restored to a point before them, to no avail, I then reset Windows, also to no avail.
I have also run sfc /scannow and chkdsk and they have found no errors.
I will run memtest overnight to check for errors, but I don't feel like my ram is the problem. One thing that I just noticed with the last BSOD's is that when I stopped using USB Tethering on my phone, the driver corrupt BSOD seemed to stop, not sure if that's true, but might as well put that out there.

Thanks for any help, this is making my days particularly annoying.

Regards

Aiden

lifetec · 03 Feb 2016

The dumpfiles blames

Code:

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Use !analyze -v to get detailed debugging information.
BugCheck C5, {fffff801b99180c8, 2, 0, fffff802b9833867}
*** WARNING: Unable to verify timestamp for lgandnetndis64.sys
*** ERROR: Module load completed but symbols could not be loaded for lgandnetndis64.sys
Probably caused by : lgandnetndis64.sys ( lgandnetndis64+48bd )

Description : LGE AndroidNet USB NDIS Miniport Driver
So it looks you are right that it has tot do with your LG telephone.
Look for a windows 10 compatible driver, your driver has Timestamp: Wed Jan 21 09:29:54 2015 (54BF6382)

Volatile Stovel · 03 Feb 2016

Looks like that's the one, left the computer on overnight without the phone connected and didn't wake up to a BSOD for once.
Thanks for the help, good to know that I won't be needing to spend even more money on the PC.

ntoskrnl.exe +142770

ntoskrnl.exe BSOD 4-5 a day