Belated thanks for your birthday wishes and many happy returns to @Brink @ddelo @CountMike and @ZetaCancri. :cake:

The crash dumps are highly suggestive of memory hardware failure. Remove one of the memory modules in turn from the slots and then run the laptop to see if if you can identify one or the other as...

That latest crash could still be related to a hardware memory issue.


SYSTEM_SERVICE_EXCEPTION (3b)
An exception happened while executing a system service routine.
Arguments:
Arg1:...

Even one case of pirated software is a breach of the rules for receiving support on this forum. As you don't know what hidden problems may have been caused z3r010 has given good advice to do a fresh...

Testing 2 modules at a time means that you don't know which one is faulty. However, these repeat tests are not showing a problem so it is a very confusing picture.

Once you have removed...

Have you tried my suggestion from post #6?

A single error in memtest is enough to prove your RAM is faulty. It is ok to stop the test as soon as it has an error. That RAM module should then be discarded. Were you testing one module at a...

Hello dralnus :-)

As a test to see if you can track down some other causes of your BSOD please try removing the MSI afterburner software and see how your system runs without this installed.

Congratulations @Ghot and Try3

As you are on Windows 11 you can get further help on the Windows 11 forum.

Hello @M3rlin :-)

I agree that this is graphics related and have a suggestion. Your symptoms only appear when the GPU is idle and so I wonder if it is related to the fact that your AMD CPU is...

Very many congratulations dalchina

Congratulations @Ghot

A splendid achievement!

A new V2 log showing you have removed the redirects will be helpful and might encourage more engagement.

I suspect the lack of support is down to evidence that you have added a bypass for a number of websites to avoid purchasing a license to use their software - some of these have been commented out but...

Yes, please run memtest86 twice in succession for a total of 8 passes.

Your WHEA_UNCORRECTABLE_ERROR is telling you it is an unknown hardware problem. The fact that no dump is written suggests it...

Your dump settings are OK. In your case the crash dump files are not being created because the dump creation process is not able to complete. It started but failed. This sometimes happens.

The...

Try removing the MSI update application and see if it makes any difference. It has been crashing repeatedly. It may be listed as MSI Remind Manager.

Please read and follow the BSOD Posting Instructions.

Hello Dinuwu,

The crash dump does indicate that the problem is due to the graphics driver.


Irp Stack Frame(s)
# Driver Major Minor Dispatch Routine Flg Ctrl Status ...

:thumbsup:Congratulations cereberus :party:

How did you do the memory tests? Did you run memtest86 twice in succession for a total of 8 passes? Sometimes this is required before an error is triggered.

There are some old drivers on your system:
silabenm.sys Thu May 27 23:13:54 2010 (4BFEEEA2)
silabser.sys Thu Nov 15 06:10:56 2012 (50A48770)

Do you have any idea...

Your last five crash dumps were recovered by the logs, four of them are KMODE_EXCEPTION_NOT_HANDLED (1e)
BugCheck 1E, {ffffffffc0000071, fffff8005a801355, 0, 546f8ceb}
BugCheck 1E,...

Hello @akxcv :-)

I've looked through your logs and crash dumps. My first thought it that this is hardware related and most likely to be related to the SSD with the C: drive.

Please do some...