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Who can read enclosed error log?
Hello every1:
Is anyone here able to read enclosed error log? It was created right after very long try to start my PC (a tad old) which I upgraded from Win7 Ultimate some time ago. I've done it in safe mode after about 45 minutes since computer was turned on and I couldn't go any further because 2 BSOD with DPC watchdog stuff and countless restarts. I am experiencing this thing since about two weeks when (I believe so but I am not sure) installed some upgrade from MSoft. I am suspecting some hardware or drivers incompatibility but about first two weeks after upgrade my comp was working flawlessly. Then something happened and my horror with countless BSODs began. In the meantime I did reinstall Win10 again using "GetWindows10-sds" file. But it didn't help me much. I was experiencing extremely long lime of boot up (average 1 hour) with a few BSODs and many restarts on the way. And booting wasn't always successful. I have a whole bunch of zipped errors logs since last few days. I don't need to add that my option of going back to Win7 is already history as well as windows. old, $windows.~bt and $windows.~ws folders. So only solution when I won't be able to resolve this problem is installing Win7 from scratch what will be disaster for me because of necessity of reinstalling many programs I use.
Here is what I have:
ASUS M2N32 SLI DeLuxe MoBo
AMD Athlon 64 X2 Dual Core 5600+ CPU
8 gig Corsair memory
ASUS Radeon R7 240 Graphic card
Samsung SSD 840EVO drive (Registry shows that is operating in AHCI mode but I can't find this option in my BIOS (updated to last version available (v5002))).
3 regular SATA HDs
chkdsk and sfc scannow was performed 2 or days ago and didn't find nothing.
I am asking some GURU here who is able to read and interpret errors so I could perform check or some upgrades/updates.
Here is error log created in safe mode:
Attachment 69569
And this one was created seconds ago in normal mode:
Attachment 69571
Any help, folks, will be really appreciated.