There is an updated driver for your RTX4090 dated 12th Dec 2023, I'd suggest updating to that driver, it may just be a problem with the 6th Dec version.

The one BSOD is graphics driver/graphics...

You're not the first or the only person to have M.2 port issues....

Looking through your System log (which goes back a nice long time!) there are several messages that give serious cause for concern...

The first are old, dating back to September where you had a...

I have a couple of questions....

There was a 0x50 BSOD on 13th November, but the dump for it was not uploaded, do you know why not? That dump might have been useful.
You have 16GB of RAM...

The four dumps fail in different operations, but all fail with the nt!PpmPerfSelectProcessorState function call. This is the function that changes the CPU power state from idle to running and...

In that case there is a problem with your Windows license. You're using a volume license via the KMS channel and that is not available to home users (it's for business and corporations only to volume...

Could you please upload your System and Application logs?


Enter the command eventvwr into the Run command box. The Event Viewer will open.
Locate the Windows Logs folder in the left hand pane...

Is this a company PC or your own home PC?

You can't be sure really, with suspected hardware problems like this the only sure way to identify the faulty hardware is to swap iot out for a new one.

Actually a 0x124 bugcheck is mostly caused by faulty hardware, especially where the exception code is a machine check exception. One of the recent dumps is a 0x14 indicating a machine check...

Can you please upload the full kernel dump? It's the file C:\Windows\Memory.dmp. This particular bugcheck can only be properly diagnosed with the full kernel dump. Both BSODs happened because a...

The dump is pretty clear on this one, your problem is EasyAntiChet, and you're far from the first. You can see it called several times in the lead up to the page fault and bugcheck...


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The Safe Mode success suggests that it's not hardware but a software/driver problem. The recent dumps are 0x133 with argument set to 1, indicating an issue with several driver DPCs as before. I would...

You need to contact the supplier.

All the dumps are pointing at this being a graphics issue, exactly as before. The version of nvlddmkm.sys that you're running is not current, the Nvidia drivers site has a driver for your card dated...

The way we tackle this particular BSOD is a bit different. The BSOD happened because a collection of DPCs (the back-end of device interrupt processing) collectively ran for too long. To find the...

Ah, sorry. I only downloaded the V2 log file. I'll download them all and get back to you.

Can you upload the full kernel dump please? It's the file C:\Windows\Memory.dmp. This particular bugcheck can only be fully diagnosed with the kernel dump.

I suspect the troublesome driver is...

Yes. Set that to 0.

This is the Windows 10 forum, you might do better posting in the Windows 11 forum.

That said, you appear to have an invalid Windows license and the forum rules here, and on the Windows 11 forum,...

First off, you're running on the iGPU in the Ryzen CPU. The RTX 2060 is disabled. I assume that's a deliberate part of troubleshooting?

I know you've run Memtest but all of these latest dumps...

Please run the V2 log collector and upload the output.

In which case you have a flaky driver there. It will be a boot loaded driver of course but if Driver Verifier BSODs it then it's definitely a bad driver and you need to locate it and update/remove...

From looking through the dumps the most likely cause here is bad RAM. Of the five dumps in November, four of them fail with a 0xC000005 exception code - that's a memory access violation. In one of...

I would forget Memtest and remove one stick. It's a much more reliable test.