Kmode_exception_not_handled, uninstalled malwarebytes, overseen any?

BSODHunter said:

Alright, let us know if you have problems again.

Good news, my manifacturer found no errors but shows goodwill and replaces my ramkit and hopes that it solves the problem.

Other than that: Could the recently uncovered Kaby Lake Bug be the problem?

Which Antivirus can you recommend instead of Avast/Malwarebytes? Are there any that are known to be unproblematic with bluescreens?

Thank you!

Personally im using Avira 2017 - Download free antivirus for PC Mac

Never had Problem with that.

I dont like MBAM because its very intrusive. Since I had performance issues on my systems I dont use an malware scanner on my systems. I dont know if theres another good alternative.

Hello!

Got the new ram today, changed it, stress tested, new bluescreens. I attached the log for you to analyze. Thanks for your time!


Attachment 142583

Different things I found:

Code:

0x000000FC:    ATTEMPTED_EXECUTE_OF_NOEXECUTE_MEMORY (5.07.2017 18:18:04) [Windows 10] 
 
CAUSED BY:     memory_corruption    
               aswStm.sys [20.06.2017] * avast Antivirus Stream Filter driver * => http://support.avast.com/ 
               hal.dll  (Hardware Abstraction Layer DLL. NO Driver)  
 
PROCESS:       AvastSvc.exe 
 
Usual causes:  Device driver

1. As I wrote please uninstall AVAST completely from your system!

Avast

Avast Uninstall Utility | Download aswClear for Avast Removal

Code:

0x000000C4:    DRIVER_VERIFIER_DETECTED_VIOLATION (5.07.2017 19:30:20) [Windows 10] 
 
CAUSED BY:     memory_corruption    
               LGBusEnum.sys [13.06.2016] * Logitech Keyboard * => http://www.logitech.com/en-us/support-downloads/downloads 
               dump_secnvme.sys [8.12.2016] * driver created to provide disk access during crash dump file generation   
 
PROCESS:       System 
 
Usual causes:  Device driver - see parameters for more information

2. Please update the driver or the software for your Logitech Keyboard:Logitech Support + Downloads
If this doesnt work please try another Keyboard for testing purposes

Code:

0x000000C4:    DRIVER_VERIFIER_DETECTED_VIOLATION (5.07.2017 19:49:55) [Windows 10] 
 
CAUSED BY:     SiUSBXp.sys [16.07.2010] * Silicone Labs USBXpress Development Kit * => http://www.silabs.com/SUPPORT/Pages/default.aspx 
               dump_secnvme.sys [8.12.2016] * driver created to provide disk access during crash dump file generation   
 
PROCESS:       System 
 
Usual causes:  Device driver - see parameters for more information

3. Some software is using the driver SiUSBXp.sys. What u are connecting via USB?


4. Again I see ASUS GPU Tweak and Corsair Link installed. Its known for causing crashes and bluescreens. Please remove that.

5. There are many errors in the Windows eventlog that show problems with the network connection.
There could be an problem with the Realtek Wifi driver.
Please follow this guide for this.

philc43 said:

Please refer to several recent threads that have BSOD events associated with ASUS laptops and while watching youtube videos. They have all been fixed by using an older version of the rtwlane.sys driver. You have the same problem.
For example: BSOD watching videos on youtube, error Watchdog Violation.

FIX here: BSOD, everytime i watch videos on youtube, DPC watchdog violation - Windows 10 Forums

Please perform these 5 steps. If not I can not help u again.

Hello! I was fed up and sent the system to my manifacturer (they asked me to do so). Which hardware parts could cause this? My memory was just replaced.

Could be your Logitech Keyboard, or another USB device U are connecting. I dont think its one of the components in the PC.

BSODHunter said:

Could be your Logitech Keyboard, or another USB device U are connecting. I dont think its one of the components in the PC.

Very strange, I uninstalled the Logitech Gaming Software for my G900 mouse. Still had it. Never had a bluescreen related to my Asus Wifi adapter driver. My keyboard is a standard one. My H115i AiO watercooling uses the internal usb 2 port, afaik. Maybe that's the culprit.

No, I said related to the Logitech Keyboard itself. Dont u have an Logitech Keyboard? Wifi driver could be updated over windows update automatically, thats why it could be an cause too.

Yes, everything which is connected via USB could crash the computer because I found those two signs I posted:

LGBusEnum.sys [13.06.2016] * Logitech Keyboard
SiUSBXp.sys [16.07.2010] * Silicone Labs USBXpress Development Kit