The misbehaving drivers are found debugging the dump files:
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Bugchecks can be found viewing the log files.
And crashes can be found viewing the log files.
Determining whether there is a misbehaving driver or malfunctioning hardware depends upon the debugging the mini and memory dump files.
The chkdsk reports on the 3 drives with the ntfs file systems did not find any major problems.
The ckdsk reports only displayed cleaning up.
What is drive E:
Is it the external USB drive with the windows 10 iso?
If so that you can skip or you can open file explorer and right click on the drive > properties > tools > click on error checking
E: is my Seagate external backup drive with system images on it. D: is a flash drive with a Windows ISO and Bios settings on it...
For the fat32 drive see if you can run the administrative command prompt command as: chkdsk /r E:
The commands or switches for chkdsk are similar and different depending on whether it is a ntfs file or fat32 file system.
All of the commands work on ntfs. Only some of the commands work on fat32.
run chkdsk
and run chkdsk /v
post the results into the thread:
right click on the top bar or title bar of the administrative command prompt box > left click on edit then select all > right click on the top bar again > left click on edit then copy > paste into the thread
On the fat32 drive report the results for these commands:
chkdsk
chkdsk /v
chkdsk /f
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