SYSTEM_ERROR_EXCEPTION and random BSOD's

Hello Ryan and welcome to 10forums!

I looked at the dump files and you have a lot of different types of BSODs, and I would recommend that you do the following things:

Please run memtest86+ for at least 8 passes, here is a tutorial:
memtest86+ test ram

Also please update your system specs, it's hard to help if we don't know anything about your computer!
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Cheers, Boris :)

Please also follow the instructions at the top of this thread for collecting and posting information.

Attachment 71138

That collects a lot of additional data that may be helpful in resolving your problem.

Ryan it's just how we work here and the DM-log collector will hence the name collect useful logs from your computer zip it all up in a zipped file and then you can upload it here. And it also makes it a lot easier for us to help you, the dump files you upload were a good start but to get to the finish line we need more information on your system!

Hello Ryan.

Looked at one of the dumps and it complained about a DirectX driver, and then I noticed this:

Code:

1/29/2016 4:02:12 AM   C:\Windows\system32\DRIVERS\nvlddmkm.sys

So please install the new GeForce drivers here:
GeForce Drivers

Cheers, Boris :)

Downloading and installing now.
I'll test it out for a couple of days and see how it runs then return here with the results.

Thank you, Boris.

-EDIT-

Now that I think about it, I had my Nvidia control panel set to update drivers automatically without using beta drivers. However, when i checked the driver it downloaded and installed last it said it was for Windows 7, 8, Vista.
Almost as if it didn't detect that I was using Windows 10 as my operating system.
So, we'll see how the week goes!

-EDIT 2-

While trying to load up a game today, I would execute it, load up fine, but as soon as it got to the character log in screen, the monitor led would go from blue (active) to orange (no signal) and nothing would get it to respond other than turning it off by holding the power button in.

Then came the BSOD's again.
I attached an updated dm log with 2 new BSOD error codes if someone can take a look at them.

Errors:
- Kmode_exception_not_handled (second attempt to load the game)
- Kernal_security_check_failure (after hard restarting from the first error, before splash logo loaded)

I'm just tired of struggling with keeping windows 10 stable and if things don't work soon, I may just revert back to Windows 7.

Hi Ryan.

Yeah this is getting really hard because of the fact that there aren't any drivers available from HP.

But I'll have my fingers crossed that you'll get it fixed!

Cheers, Boris :)