BSOD when playing any complex game, error 0x100000ea

Spectrum · 22 Dec 2016

Try installing the driver via device manager, you will need the .zip version of the driver package

Termigatr · 22 Dec 2016

Spectrum said:

Try installing the driver via device manager, you will need the .zip version of the driver package

I managed to install the intel driver by uninstalling the original driver via the device manager. However, I still got a BSOD due to the antic driver. Attached is the latest crash report. Is it a hardware problem at this point?

Ztruker · 25 Dec 2016

Which one did you download? The first or 2nd in this list I hope: Downloads for Intel(R) HD Graphics 530

Attachment 114813

Ztruker · 25 Dec 2016

Do you use both display outputs on your laptop? If not, try disabling the one not being used from BIOS Setup or Device Manager.

Also, don't forget about running Driver Verifier as Spectrum mentioned.

Termigatr · 25 Dec 2016

Ztruker said:

Do you use both display outputs on your laptop? If not, try disabling the one not being used from BIOS Setup or Device Manager.

Also, don't forget about running Driver Verifier as Spectrum mentioned.

I downloaded the correct drivers, use both display outputs and I ran Driver Verifier.

Ztruker · 26 Dec 2016

Let Driver Verifier run for up to 48 hours. If no verifier induced BSOD by then disable it.

Termigatr · 31 Dec 2016

Ztruker said:

Let Driver Verifier run for up to 48 hours. If no verifier induced BSOD by then disable it.

It induced a BSOD upon shutting down.

Ztruker · 31 Dec 2016

Run DM_Log_collector and upload the new zip file.

Termigatr · 02 Jan 2017

Ztruker said:

Run DM_Log_collector and upload the new zip file.

Here.

Ztruker · 04 Jan 2017

The latest dump shows a problem with McAfee: mfehidk.sys..

Code:

ffffda80`f988e068  fffff803`1c13f606*** WARNING: Unable to verify timestamp for mfehidk.sys
*** ERROR: Module load completed but symbols could not be loaded for mfehidk.sys
 mfehidk+0x2f606

Uninstall McAfee anti-virus.
Make sure Windows Defender and Windows Firewall are enabled.

Run that way for awhile to test, see if that resolves the problem.