BSOD DRIVER_IRQL_NOT_LESS_OR_EQUAL (ks.sys)

Shirubidu · 04 Oct 2017

Got another one with the same code as the last one, this time while playing Gigantic, here comes the attachment

Shirubidu · 04 Oct 2017

So i started searching until i found this out:

Attachment 156497

Looks like the older versions of razer drivers are more recent than the newest ones, can this trigger bsods ?
If yes, i'll consider uninstalling Razer Synapse 2.0 and get back my old headset and my Realtek Audio Driver that comes together with the mobo

axe0 · 04 Oct 2017

Update the drivers of your Razer mouse or reinstall them.

Shirubidu · 04 Oct 2017

Thanks for the reply, but after i uninstalled Razer Synapse i still got these files showing up, probably because of Windows Update, is it safe to delete them before re-installing the razer drivers ?

axe0 · 04 Oct 2017

They can be ignored

Shirubidu · 13 Oct 2017

I've sent my desktop to a computer specialist, they've ran tests on my SSD, HDD, RAM, GPU and CPU, all of them clear so they told me it was a Operative System error, since they also said they experienced the bsod's.

So i picked up my desktop yesterday and performed a clean install of windows 10, with their media creation tool and today when i went away for 10 mins and i came back, it just bsod'ed again and i have literaly no clue of what is causing them.

Posting the dumpfilebelow

axe0 · 13 Oct 2017

There isn't much useful that can be retrieved from the dump.

Boot into safe mode and see if a crash occurs, if a crash occurs it is a hardware issue.

Shirubidu · 14 Oct 2017

Now that i've remembered, when i first started having bsod problems was right after i bought 2 ram sticks (same brand and clock speed 1866mhz) but with almost a 2 year difference compared with the first ones, even though there was nothing wrong when the memtest results came up clean

axe0 · 15 Oct 2017

Remove the other sticks or the newer sticks and see how it goes.