I can access everything just fine. Even the games run well, which is probably why this was such a pain to diagnose. I've been testing further and it appears to be isolated to steam. Perhaps there's...

I have a little more information on this issue and it has me wondering if there's a fix. I have had 0 issues since I reinstalled the OS, but as soon as I starting playing games off of my external...

No drivers issues found despite running tests for days. However, an OS reset solved the crasher. Like olden days of yore.

Okay. Did a ton of testing over the last week, but saw nothing. I decided to reinstall the OS and haven't had any issues yet (15 hours). I'm turning in and hope to see an OS that is running in the...

Fair point, but the crashes happen regardless of whether or not I'm running games and I run graphically intense games on Linux natively, as well as on Wine with no issues. I really doubt that there...

I don't have the equipment to run those hardware tests. I'm not opposed to getting it but given that the other operating systems behave fine, I'm skeptical that this is the issue (open to learning)....

All bought new about 18 months ago. Nothing has been replaced. It runs multiple Linux distros and OS X without any issues.

Updated my specs. If there's anything particular missing that you need let me know and I'll try to grab it. I had to rush to get segments saved between crashes.

Here are the screen shots. Doing the spec form now.

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Alright. The system crashed, but I don't see any dump files in either the system root or the Windows directory as you describe. Is it possible that the system is crashing in a way that doesn't...

That setting is already set to Automatic with the File set to: %SystemRoot%\MEMORY.DMP", but I see no such file. Booted into Windows and waiting for a crash to see if one is generated.

I don't see a C:\Windows\Minidump directory at all. :/

The Issue: This machine was working like a dream during the Windows 10 Beta. Since then, release after release has had and failed to resolve this issue. It doesn't appear to follow a clear patter,...

One of the updates from today (KB3176495 or KB3176931) caused my DisplayPort monitors to be completely undetectable to Windows 10. I'm using an Nvidia 980 ti and the HDMI port appears to be working...

I've had some really great help from folks on here and I've decreased my BSODs from 3-6 per day to 1-2. I've been recommended switch from my on board ethernet port to a separate port. This post is my...

Awesome. Thanks! I'm currently using the onboard port on my ASRock Z97 Pro4 so I'll check for open slots and get this done.

Ok. I'll have a look around to see what I can find. Are there any characteristics I can look for that will help me avoid this issue in whatever I wind up getting?

:( It says that I need to update Intel Chipset device Software (INF Update Utility-EXE Only) from 10.0.10586.0 to 10.1.1.14. I download, install, restart, and the tool says the same thing. I've done...

Bad news. Got another crash this evening. I reran the data collector and attached it here.

No overnight crash and no BSOD so far today. I'm cautiously optimistic!!

Reinstalled the Intel(R) driver and uninstalled VirtualBox. Leaving it uninstalled to see what happens.

e1i63x64.sys is a repeat offender, according to Blue Screen View, but the VBox issue only appeared when I ran the verifier. The BSOD on reboot caused by verifier forced me to restore to an...

I did. It's at the latest (2.20).

I have a custom build with the specs listed on my account. In brief, I get 1 of 2 BSOD errors several times a day but I can't seem to establish steps to reproduce. It's irregular and doesn't appear...