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Had some problems with earlier builds :S
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Had some problems with earlier builds :S
His first V2 zip dumps were okau and I could look at them with no symbol problems. Just the dump fmrom the 26th has the problem. I wonder if there has been an update?
Run this batch file: getWindowsUpdateList.bat - Click here to go to the BSOD batch repository to download and run this batch file.
Part Three
Capture output of batch file to Clipboard
Follow the directions in Part Two-OneB of the Index (first post at the top) to capture the output of the batch file displayed in notepad for posting in your BSOD thread at tenforums.com.
Yes, you can see from the updates file in the logs that he had an update between the last two crash dumps. As this is an insider build the symbols won't be made publicly available straightaway.
Code:HotFixID Description InstalledOn -------- ----------- ----------- KB4561600 Security Update 8/8/2020 12:00:00 AM KB4570334 Security Update 8/8/2020 12:00:00 AM KB4577266 Security Update 9/18/2020 12:00:00 AM KB4576754 Update 9/20/2020 12:00:00 AM KB4562830 Update 9/28/2020 12:00:00 AM KB4578968 Update 10/14/2020 12:00:00 AM KB4580325 Security Update 10/14/2020 12:00:00 AM KB4580364 Update 10/23/2020 12:00:00 AM
So that's the cause and what makes the dumps mostly unusable.Thanks Phil.
@DarthLordZuko, no need to run the batch file.
Gotcha - wont run it.
I'll update on the MemTest thats currently runinng and activate the driver verifier tomorrow :)
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So MemTest came out clear, I ran 2 tests back to back (literally 2 seconds apart) and there were no errors (attaching images):
Attachment 303798
If anyone wants to see the .html logs they are here -
Link
Please continue with hardware testing:
OCCT > run for 2 hrs
Consulting with you guys -
These past 3 days I got 3-4 BSODS, but all the dump files are corrupted due to the symbol problems...
this morning I got 2 BSODS and when the blue screen got to 100% it just got stuck and did not reset the system (I had to do it manually).
Now I can't even debug the BSODS... and I don't know if turning the driver verifier will even help...
What are my options?
should I format the system completely?
should I wait for a windows update?
Thanks for the help!
Just incase you need more info, uploading the log collector...
Link
Are you running any virtual PCs (e.g. Hyper V) on this system and if so are they running when you get the crashes?
I am using WSL, BUT these crashes are not happening when I'm using it...
OK, I was seeing some logs relating to virtual drives and that would explain it. I think the crashes are related to virtual memory address corruption but with so much memory on your system I was trying to work out why you would run into situations using virtual memory. I think this is pointing towards virtual memory corruption which involves the disk system - please continue with the hardware testing of the drives.