BSOD After getting off high stress games (The Division / ARK)

nyuusuki · 26 Oct 2016

This is my first post here and not exactly one I wanted to make considering the problem. But ever since I started playing ARK on my new PC it seems my noskrnl freaks out. And now it seems to be carrying on to other games. Even the original BSOD tonight was caused by having WoW running idle in the background while looking at youtube.

As per requested by the forum topic all the information is in the zip. Any help would be appreciated!

Ztruker · 26 Oct 2016

First thing I see if you are running the old Threshold 2 (TH2) 10586 release which is over a year old, ancient by Windows 10 standards.

Please apply all Windows Updates until you get to the current release which is 14393.321

Attachment 107754

Click on Start then type winver and press Enter to see this.

See if that helps the problem.

Also, there is a problem with SnakEyes.sys:

Code:

BugCheck 1E, {ffffffffc0000047, fffff800c42e93e4, fffff800c459c180, fffff800c4346340}

*** WARNING: Unable to verify timestamp for SnakeEyes.sys
*** ERROR: Module load completed but symbols could not be loaded for SnakeEyes.sys

This belongs to your Corsair M65 Gaming Mouse. The driver currently installed is SnakeEyes.sys, 9/5/2012 13:31:26, 25600 bytes

Can't tell if this is a newer driver or not: Corsair Utility Engine (CUE) Software v2.4.66

nyuusuki · 26 Oct 2016

Last time I updated to the window's anniversary edition it messed with a lot of my computer and I had to downgrade back to my previous versions of windows. Not because of my hardware but because other people were having the same issues I did with my update causing memory leaks and screen stuttering. ATM my OS build is 1511 10586.633

Edit: Updated everything but even when i used check for updates it pops up with fully updated, no actual OS updates aside from windows defender.

Ztruker · 27 Oct 2016

See what you can do for the mouse at least.

nyuusuki · 27 Oct 2016

Already uninstalled all the drivers that had issues with driver verification. So far I updated everything and even clean installed my nvidia entirely. Seems to be working? But I'm not holding my breath, but we'll see what happens.

nyuusuki · 29 Oct 2016

Okay adding this in so it comes up as a reply. Clean install of my video guard drivers using DDU seems to have fixed the issue. Also removal of any drivers mentioned in the Driver verification process and simply removing programs I no longer need / use. Hopefully this helps other people!

Ztruker · 30 Oct 2016

Thanks for the info, bound to help someone else for sure.