KMODE_EXCEPTION_NOT_HANDLED (wdf01000.sys)

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  1. axe0
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    Even though hardware was tested, I would like to try a hardware stripdown troubleshooting method which is the best method to find unknown hardware issue, though it can be time consuming.
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  3. Shirubidu
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    So 2h after turning on the pc, got another bsod (ATTEMPTED_EXECUTE_OF_NOEXECUTE_MEMORY)
    Attachment below and sorry for being in foreign language, as i was in a rush because i'm going to work
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  4. axe0
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    I'll have a look at the logs tomorrow morning.
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  6. Shirubidu
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    So there was anything on the logs ?
    Also another bsod just now, attaching below
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  7. axe0
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    Sorry, I didn't get a chance to look at it, I have been called by many recruiters all day.

    It seems the recent dumps are somehow corrupted, they are full of errors and the only reason I can think of why is bad hardware.
    I don't know how the tech guy tested the hardware, but either the job wasn't well done or the tech guy isn't very adequate in it.
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  8. Shirubidu
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    They used Furmark, Prime 95 and memtest each one for the respective hardware
    they also runned unreal heaven more for stressing gpu
    also today i've checked the log event viewer, and i got a unresponsive display error, leading to nvlddmkm which is nvidia driver
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  9. axe0
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    I strongly recommend to go for physical testing, software testing won't provide adequate results in this case.
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  10. Shirubidu
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    They physically checked everything, they said it was all okay
    And i got another BSOD (attempted_execute_of_nonexecute_memory) pointing to Wdf01000.sys, attaching below
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  12. axe0
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       New #39

    Shirubidu said:
    I was just thinking about that because it's too much power consuming, since my computer is a desktop, and I'm dealing with this problem for almost a year now.
    my motherboard is 2 years old, and the latest drivers of Intel (Rapid Storage, Management and Chipset) are from late 2016/early 2017, never understood the difference between manufacturer drivers and retailers drivers, like msi or gigabite but I always sticked to the retailer ones, maybe that's bad and causes some weird corruptions as it becomes outdated compared to the OS
    Vendor drivers, not retailer drivers, if I remember correctly are more fitted for your hardware.
    If you have drivers from the retailer and not MSI, I would recommend to install the drivers from MSI.
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  13. Shirubidu
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    Yesterday i made a clean install from an USB boot, installed all the necessary drivers from MSI, nvidia driver from nvidia website and drivers for my wifi adapter and updated windows 10 with the latest updates, one day later(today) i got a gpu update, used ddu and installed the new version using the tutorial you gave me before, a couple of hours later i got a bsod, hopefully this one wasn't corrupted
    This is making me so frustrated, literally don't know what to do with this
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