Whats causing my BSODs - Drivers or Hardware related?


  1. XYZaidy
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    Whats causing my BSODs - Drivers or Hardware related?


    Windows 10 Pro Version: 1909 (18363.997)

    I have no CPU or GPU overclocks (RAM is running XMP). BSODs seem to be random. First it would happen after a week now it happens after 1 or 2 days. As i encountered one today, maybe the next one will be in a week, i dont know? When i first built my PC which was a year ago i had no issues but now after what it seems to be 10 months i am starting to get issues. I ran an application called 'BlueScreenView' which tells me that each DUMP file (generated by BSODs) have bug checks that relate to 'MEMORY_MANAGEMENT' and 'SYSTEM_SERVICE_EXCEPTION'. I ran memtest86 to see if any errors would show up upon stressing the RAM, however there were none. I Tested with the RAM running at 2400MHz and at 3000MHz (XMP) using the free version. It passed 4 consecutive tests.

    (dont know if this is relevant but when using chrome sometimes the tabs crash but not the browser itself. The error says 'STATUS_ACCESS_VIOLATION'. a simple refresh of the tab fixes this. I've just never encountered this before and thought it might be relevant)

    I have attached the V2 log collector zip folder below. Any help would be much appreciated. Thanks!
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  3. Ztruker
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    Sorry, but you have an illegally activated (KMS) Windows 10 Pro. Please get it legally activated and we'll be happy to try and help you.
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