BSOD 3 times today, all separate reasons.

I've had three BSOD today, and am sick of it.
It kept happening a couple of weeks ago, usually whenever I'm watching youtube.
I disassembled the computer, and cleaned every component, including all fans and the heat sink for my water cooling system to get all the dust off, which I usually do once a year, and it was all covered in dust.
It stopped after that, but has now started doing it again, and I can't think of what else to do.
The only one that I can remember the listed error for was an Unexpected Store Exception.
I have attached the V2 log file that's requested.

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I just found a photo I'd taken of one from a couple days ago, it was Stop Code 0xc000021a

No memory dumps in the uploaded reports, but the Error Reports folder shows a STOP 0x117, 3 STOP 0x141's, and a STOP 0x142
All of these seem to be related to video. More on this here (it's an older page): Video TDR Troubleshooting

BIOS/UEFI dates from 2014. I'd suggest checking the Gigabyte support site for an updated BIOS for your H97-Gaming 3 motherboard.

This device is disabled in Device Manager:

Code:

LogMeIn Hamachi Virtual Ethernet Adapter	ROOT\NET\0000	This device is disabled.

I would suggest re-enabling it, then uninstalling the LogMeIn app. It'll be easy to reinstall later on if you need it then.

I note that you have Riva Tuner installed.
If you're overclocking, please revert to non-overclocked settings while troubleshooting.

Also, in the past (years ago), Riva Tuner (and other video overclocking tools) used an unstable driver that was known to cause BSOD's. I haven't seen this problem in years, so I doubt that your install of Riva Tuner is to blame.

So, I'd suggest following the suggestions in the Video TDR page that I posted about earlier ( Video TDR Troubleshooting ).

Ok thanks for the help. I've tried all the suggested fixes and will see over the next few days or weeks if I get anymore BSOD.
I've tried to find that Riva Tuner thing to uninstall it, since I just used it once to lock the framerate to fix a buggy game. However, I can't find it anywhere, doing a search for it also couldn't find it.
I'm going to keep trying to figure out where it is though, since I don't have any reason to keep it on here.

Riva Tuner's driver can be used by other programs.
In this case it appears associated with the MSI Master Overclocking Arena 2009 edition (found it in the MSINFO32 report).