BSOD: SYSTEM_THREAD_EXCEPTION_NOT_HANDLED ntfs.sys

I executed verifier and selected reset settings, then rebooted.

Please learn the methods to recover from BSOD caused by WDV by booting into safe mode and running one or more of these commands:

verifier /reset

verifier /bootmode resetonbootfail


Enable and Disable Driver Verifier in Windows 10

Boot to Advanced Startup Options in Windows 10

That's what I did, I entered safe mode, only I reset verifier by its GUI, not /reset command.

That method had failed to collect mini dump files.


Please repeat post #48 using command prompt to see if it will produce mini dump files.

I know that, I suspected that from the beginning of the first verifier BSOD, yet you ignored the results and asked me to do another bunch of tests, that now are a waste of time because of no dump files...

Would you care to explain how could my PC generate a dump when verifier causes a BSOD?

I don't mean to be rude, I know you're helping me for free, but are you charged by letters here? Why won't you talk to me? This would be much easier.

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Please repeat post #48 using command prompt to see if it will produce mini dump files.

Please explain the difference between using GUI or command prompt AFTER the crash happened, how would disabling through CLI magically generate a dump?

If you're unwilling to try it then lets close the thread.

Consider getting help at a local computer store.

The tests puts my PC and components to stress, I'm just asking beforehand how does this work to no waste more time or do tests that have no results data. You haven't answered any of my questions, not even this one about how the test works and how should proceed. Ever heard of human interaction?


l'll ask again, if verifier causes a BSOD, and it then goes to safe mode, just like before, l'm guessing no dump file willbe created. At this point, why does it matter how I disable verifier? I may be wrong, I'm probably wrong, I'm just try to understand this before following steps blindly. I don't think that's a good thing. Again, I don't want to waste my or your time here, and I don't want to cause innecesary BSODs, my hardware suffers.

I'm running driver verifier but I'm not getting any dump files. The BSOD occurs almost inmediately after BIOS logo. It happens for 2 or 3 times then the PC boots in WinRE, from which I go to safe mode to disable verifier.

How can I get dump files from this process?

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Can any mod explain me why they moved my message from the Driver verifier thread? I think it's pretty clear at this point that @zbook (or anyone in this thread, for that matter) does not want to explain me how to keep any dump file after a crash created by the verifier process. I think that asking for a verifier only related question in the verifier thread is not against any rules or is not anything weird, so, again, can any mod please explain why this change? Or maybe this community mods just do stuff without even explaining them? What rule did I broke now? I don't know if I will get an answer in the verifier thread but I do know that if I get any answer, it will be there and not here.


@zbook I know no one here is getting paid for helping and it is a voluntary thing only, and I also don't expect that you reply quickly or anything like that. This BSOD have been driving me crazy for a month so if you're that busy I can take an answer every two days if you like. But I don't think that's the case. I also know I made mistakes, they were honest mistakes with no bad purposes and I corrected them as fast as I could. But are you really telling me that because of uploading some screenshots in spanish and some piracy content (by mistake and of course already deleted) I should be treated like this? Sure, rules say only english content for helping, isn't my language english? My first logs where in spanish but I don't know why because I changed the languages for this. Isn't all the info in english? Because a screenshot says "100% completado" and not "100% completed" do you feel entitled to ignore me and stop helping me? Is this the way people in this forum behave? This is how to grant help to others? Why you keep ignoring me all the time and just giving me commands like I was some kind of prompt?

I've followed your instructions and I'll keep following then, but I won't blindly provoke another three BSODs to my machine before we can discuss on HOW TO KEEP THE POSSIBLE DMP FILES.

Do you guys think this is the idea of a helping community?

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If anyone is still interested in this, I ran exactly the suggested commands, yet no dump files were generated from the BSOD caused by the verifier process.