Those are all drivers. If they were displayed in full they would end with .sys. They all can be found using file explorer search. The nvlddmkm is a non-operating system driver.....it is a 3rd party driver....Nvidia. Earlier in the thread this driver was found in the minidmp as the misbehaving driver.
THank you I was just wondering what those do, and I appreciate the answers. I wonder if somehow I got a bad video card? Yesterday was horrible when I kept getting there is no windows installed, and no NVME drive found. I cannot tell you how much I appreciate you and everyone else's time. May I keep this thread alive for a week or so in case of other issues?
Your welcome. We still have more testing. The next test is stress testing the graphics card. You will download and install software to monitor temperature during the stress testing. Please read this link: FurMark - GPU Stress Test Windows 10 Performance Maintenance Tutorials Yes we want to make sure you can keep in touch should there be any new bsod after troubleshooting is completed.
My daughter had this one: Page_Fault_In_Nonpaged_area. I will be running the Video test now. I have attached the file from the crash. It got to 67 C at 2 minutes I am not sure what I was looking at though.
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MBAMChameleon.sys
farflt.sys
Code:MBAMChameleo MBAMChameleon MBAMChameleon File System Auto Running OK TRUE FALSE 12,288 139,264 0 6/27/2017 13:22:06 C:\WINDOWS\system32\drivers\MBAMChameleon.sys 8,192
mbamchameleon.sys Malwarebytes Chameleon Protection Driver https://www.malwarebytes.org/chameleon/ If using this The bsod today when debugged indicated that 2 drivers associated Malwarebytes are misbehaving: MBAMChameleon.sys
farflt.sys Malwarebytes Anti-Ransomware Protection Downloads: https://www.malwarebytes.org/downloads/
Support: https://www.malwarebytes.org/support/
and farflt.sys
On the task bar click on file explorer > when it is open > click on this PC on the left pane > then click on local disk (typically disk C) > in the right upper corner search enter: MBAMChameleon.sys > after you view the results change and search for: farflt.sys
Using the windows snipping tool make an image of the results and post into the thread.
Make sure that Windows defender is on and is updated.
Using the control panel uninstall Malwarebytes.
When you reboot open file explorer and check for each of the drivers listed above.
Please report the findings into the thread.
In the image you are looking for artifacts to see if there are performance problems with the graphics cards. And during the stress you will be monitoring the temperatures so that the stress test can be aborted if the graphic card overheats.
This is from the link in the earlier thread: Monitor the output display closely for artifacts. If you do experience artifacts there is a problem with the card. Monitor temperatures very closely as well, if the temperature continues to rise consistently after reaching 80°C prepare to stop the test to avoid further damage being caused to the GPU.
I did not see any artifacts at all in the driver test. I watched the temps rise, and chickened out at 67C. Thanks for the info, I will do as you asked, and post them when I get home tonight. It shows, MBAMChameleon.sys it installed 7-5-17. I can't open it to view it in Notepad. Farflt.sys is located at: C:\Windows\System32\drivers, and shows a date of today (7-6-17).
Both files are gone after the uninstall, and reboot. Again, my thanks.
Three crashes today. My daughter was home playing games on the computer. One crash to desktop, two BSODs.
BSOD:
Kernel_security_check_failure
Driver_ IRQL_not_less_or_equal
CTD:
0x887A0006: DXGI-ERROR-DEVICE-Hung
She was playing STEAM: Rise of the Tomb Raider on the computer each time.
RfeCo10X64.sys
Please view the control panel for Rivet Networks or KillerCode:RfeCoSvc RfeCoSvc RfeCoSvc Kernel Auto Running OK TRUE FALSE 0 86,016 0 5/2/2017 12:21:36 C:\WINDOWS\system32\DRIVERS\RfeCo10X64.sys 4,096
Open file explorer > this PC > C drive > search for RfeCo10X64.sys and search for Rivet or Killer and post this information into the thread.
Open device manager > expand network adapters > look for Rivet Networks or Killer wireless
dc1-controller.sys
Code:dc1-controll Xbox Peripherals Drive Xbox Peripherals Drive Kernel Manual Running OK TRUE FALSE 4,096 45,056 0 C:\WINDOWS\system32\drivers\dc1-controller.sys 4,096
dc1-controller.sys xbox related driver https://www.microsoft.com/hardware/e...er-for-windows
Open this link to update the xbox controller:
How to Update Your Xbox One Controller on Windows 10
I am not sure what you mean by post this information. I found two files: one in C:\Program Files\Killer Networking\Killer Control Center\Production\Windows10-x64\RfeCoSvc, and the other here: C:\Windows\System32\drivers.
I have no Rivet or Killer wireless networks showing, just ethernet. I have a file location: C:\Windows.old, which I have no idea what it is. I tried to update the x-box controller, and it does not update. I found this location for Rivet: C:\ProgramData\RivetNetworks, and here for killer: Lots of locations for killer since this motherboard has a Killer Ethernet, and an Intel Ethernet (I am using the Intel one.).
When you view device manager are there two ethernet drivers? One for Intel and one for Killer?
Do you see the killer control center in either the control panel or device manager?
The driver for this application is not on a list of drivers. So this one is new.
The goal is to uninstall it. At the same time you need to make sure that you can connect to the internet.
You have wireless and wired network drivers.
If this driver is necessary you will need to have a replacement driver.
If this driver is not necessary then it can be uninstalled .
Does any of the information on this link match what you have on the computer: http://www.killernetworking.com/imag...es_1.0.859.pdf
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