Unpredictable BSODs with different stop codes

zbook said:

You're making good progress as the drive sizes, drive problems, and drive free space all impact the run times.

The log files are loaded with many Razer errors.

7) list Razer hardware / software

If possible plan to uninstall all Razer hardware / software.

If it is not possible then uninstall and reinstall all Razer hardware / software.

From what I understand I should be able to uninstall all Razer software, I currently use a Razer Naga Pro mouse and don't have a replacement but it's a plug-and-play device so I should be fine to uninstall the related software that controls the RGB on it. I will do that and overnight tonight I will run chkdsk on the drive with bad sectors.

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So I ran chkdsk overnight on the drive with bad sectors, but when I got to my computer after waking up, it was at the login screen. I logged in and nothing popped up about chkdsk, so where would I go to view the results? Or does the fact that it got to the login screen mean it passed?

Please post a new V2 share link.

Run:
https://www.tenforums.com/attachment...kfromevent.bat

Batch files for use in BSOD debugging

Here is the new V2 report: NOTQUANTIC-(2023-09-07_21-03-40).zip - Google Drive

Here are the results from the .bat: chkdskFromEvent.log

I've been using WiFi this entire time and tonight I'm experiencing some pretty severe connection instability - my ping in Discord and in games is spiking every few seconds to over 1000ms, completely unpredictably. I need to be able to use the internet, so I'd prefer to change back to ethernet, but if I need to stay on WiFi only to see whether or not BSODs occur on WiFi, I'm not sure what to do. I ran a speedtest and it came back perfectly fine, but in apps that use the internet the connection is spiky and bad.

Please run:

https://www.tenforums.com/attachment...dump_files.bat


Batch files for use in BSOD debugging


Post a share link into the newest post.

Here is the file requested: LiveKernel Reports 2023-09-07 (23-09-40).zip - Google Drive

Please rerun the chkdsk script.

Post event viewer share links:
How to share event logs in case of a computer issue - Your Windows Guide

In the meantime, can I go back to using ethernet? My internet is borderline unusable for anything other than basic browsing like this.

Yes.
This may be needed:

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At the very least, I can say for certain that I don't need a WiFi extender. Not only do we already have one out in the other room, my computer is positioned directly above the modem and thereby should be getting solid signal. I think it may have something to do with the antenna that came with my motherboard back in 2018, but I'm not positive. Other than that, am I correct in my interpretation that if I start to BSOD again, I need a USB to ethernet adapter?

If there are recurrent BSOD related to lan then consider testing a dongle.

When available post results for post #36.