Constant BSOD Crashes normally during gaming

Hello. and thank you in advance.

I have recently been experiencing multiple BSOD crashes. Mostly when I am playing games (which game game doesn't matter). However I have also crashed while just browsing the web and even during a windows update.

Also in my Windows Reliability tab I am getting a hardware error every minute.

I ran a driver tool and made sure I don't have any bad drivers and that everything was up to date.
I also did a 'refresh windows' to make sure i didn't have any corrupt windows files.

I have run windows memory diagnostic and checked the 12v and 5v rails on my MoBo through the Bios for stability.

I have also tried removing one stick of RAM (tried both sticks on their own) and also tried putting them in different slots to see if I have a memory problem.

I have run the windows drive health checks on both my SSD's

I also updated my BIOS to the most current last night but still seem to be getting the same issues

SO far everything has checked out fine.

Below is a link to a minidump file, some images, and also a text file with some of the reliability manager hardware error technical data.

https://appliedprecision-my.sharepoi...xB-lg?e=MK96Fi

I downloaded the windows debugger and was able to read the dump file but that is getting beyond my comfort zone. (I also attached the dump analysis)

Im not sure how to interpret what I see and am really hitting a wall on what to do here.

MY PC is less than a year old (I built it, not store bought) and I'm not sure if it helps but these are the specs
Asus ROG Z370E
I7 8700k
16BG DDR4 (Kingston HyperX 2X8GB)
Nvidia GTX 1080
EVGA 650W PSU

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Here is the zip file i was supposed to upload

Attachment 216278

There are loads of errors associated with the Realtek Wireless Network Driver rtwlane.sys

It looks like this was updated at the end of November. Try rolling back to an earlier version of the driver in device manager.

philc43 said:

There are loads of errors associated with the Realtek Wireless Network Driver rtwlane.sys

It looks like this was updated at the end of November. Try rolling back to an earlier version of the driver in device manager.

I have disabled this device for now as I dont use wifi.

I will report back on if that seemed to solve both the BOSD and the constant errors in my reliability manager.

There are two log collectors: DM and BETA.
Please run the BETA log collector and post a new zip into the thread:
BSOD - Posting Instructions - Windows 10 Forums
https://www.tenforums.com/attachment...-v2-beta15.zip
(extract all > open)

Im going to mark this as solved for now, I am no longer getting any hardware errors and have not crashed since i disabled the realtek wireless LAN driver as recommended.


Thank you for your help. If i am still having issues I will re-post.

I really appreciate the help!!!