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Open windows driver verifier and uncheck the driver that just caused the bsod.
Then run windows diver verifer to find the next misbehaving driver.
In the meantime I will look for possible fixes.
Open windows driver verifier and uncheck the driver that just caused the bsod.
Then run windows diver verifer to find the next misbehaving driver.
In the meantime I will look for possible fixes.
NO BSOD on restart after not checking that offending driver
1) turn off windows fast startup as per the earlier post with link
2) open file explorer > this pc > c: drive > type: gdrv.sys > use Microsoft snipping tool > post image into thread
3) in the left lower corner search type verifier and follow the custom menu and uncheck for the testing this driver: gdrv.sys
Great!
How was the boot and shut down?
If I leave it running and don’t hold power....
Sam,
If you do more thing that I have no idea about that will confound the troubleshooting.
That was already done with Chrome and Office.
How come you are not waiting for my instruction?
Uninstall all of the software that you had installed