BSOD while gaming - wdf01000.sys

Hi gents,

I have created an account here to ask for some assistance because I am at wit's end with my BSOD issues.

Early January 2018 my PC started acting up and BSODing like a wild savage while gaming. MemTest, OCCT all passed just fine so I moved from a hardware to a software assumption. I decided to reinstall Windows10 since I had never had a clean (only upgraded) Windows 10 install - PROBLEM SOLVED. Or so I thought. The problem has now resurfaced ~2 Months later and I have no idea what the issue is.

• When does it happen? > While gaming
• Result - BSOD of various description but most recently it seems to be wdf01000.sys related:
  
  • KMODE_EXCEPTION_NOT_HANDLED
  • IRQL not less or equal
  • Many others I can't recall

I have run the forum's BSOD data collection app and attached the result which was generated when running Driver Verifier.

I will try get more dumps as a result of gameplay and upload.

Any help GREATLY appreciated.

A frustrated gamer,

Hi Axe0,

Thanks for having a look at my issue.

It is a cheap unit of brand "XGR". Seems to be working fine from my perspective.

I also have an external 3TB Seagate HDD attached to the PC via USB3. I have removed any other USB peripherals that weren't crucial for day to day usage.

Nope. It's a very basic plug & play style keyboard - only media keys as additional features.

Something in the dump pointing to it freaking out?

I have a Logitech G400s mouse with its OEM driver installed.

Okay, done.

Will give it a test drive after work tonight and report back if I can induce BSOD.

There are 3 entries for "HID Keyboard Device" showing up in device manager under the "Keyboard" category - is this normal?

Okay, so have done a bit of gaming today and so far so good. Will keep at it.

Is there any chance of it being the case's USB/SATA hub?