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Hello everyone,
I bought a new computer last month but have been struggling with random bluescreens. The first few days seem to have been fine if my memory is correct but then I started getting BSODs regularly. Here are those that I noted down:
SYSTEM SERVICE EXCEPTION (win32kfull.sys), SYSTEM SERVICE EXCEPTION, ATTEMPTED WRITE TO READONLY MEMORY, IRQL NOT LESS OR EQUAL, KERNEL SECURITY CHECK FAILURE, KERNEL MODE HEAP CORRUPTION, PFN LIST CORRUPT, DRIVER IRQL NOT LESS OR EQUAL (atikmdag.sys), UNEXPECTED KERNEL MODE TRAP
I have already tried the following:
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[li]Updated my BIOS[/li][li]Ran sfc scannow - no errors[/li][li]Ran memtest - no errors[/li][li]removed all USB devices apart from wireless keyboard/mouse but still BSOD[/li][li]Updated all drivers[/li][li]Reinstalled windows[/li][li]Installed all available windows updates[/li][/ul]
I also sent the PC back to where I bought it, but there I was just told that everything seemed to work fine when they look at it. The problem is though that the BSODs dont come very frequently. I can go up to two days without any BSODs. At other times they appear every few hours. Also, they seem to happen more often when the PC is idle. I should also note that while I still got dump files in the beginning, I do not get any dump files anymore (for the last few weeks I would say.). In fact, the BSODs remains stuck at 0% and I only see the BSOD because I have disabled restarts at system crash. Before that, the PC would simply reboot.
I would really be grateful for any advice you could offer. I am not sure what else I could do to fix it. I am also unsure whether this might not be a hardware problem after all. I have attached the necessary files and will run hddiag over night.
Thanks!
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[COLOR=rgb(44, 130, 201)]Edit by phillpower2: Removed Speccy log for security, members Windows product key still present.[/COLOR]
I bought a new computer last month but have been struggling with random bluescreens. The first few days seem to have been fine if my memory is correct but then I started getting BSODs regularly. Here are those that I noted down:
SYSTEM SERVICE EXCEPTION (win32kfull.sys), SYSTEM SERVICE EXCEPTION, ATTEMPTED WRITE TO READONLY MEMORY, IRQL NOT LESS OR EQUAL, KERNEL SECURITY CHECK FAILURE, KERNEL MODE HEAP CORRUPTION, PFN LIST CORRUPT, DRIVER IRQL NOT LESS OR EQUAL (atikmdag.sys), UNEXPECTED KERNEL MODE TRAP
I have already tried the following:
[ul]
[li]Updated my BIOS[/li][li]Ran sfc scannow - no errors[/li][li]Ran memtest - no errors[/li][li]removed all USB devices apart from wireless keyboard/mouse but still BSOD[/li][li]Updated all drivers[/li][li]Reinstalled windows[/li][li]Installed all available windows updates[/li][/ul]
I also sent the PC back to where I bought it, but there I was just told that everything seemed to work fine when they look at it. The problem is though that the BSODs dont come very frequently. I can go up to two days without any BSODs. At other times they appear every few hours. Also, they seem to happen more often when the PC is idle. I should also note that while I still got dump files in the beginning, I do not get any dump files anymore (for the last few weeks I would say.). In fact, the BSODs remains stuck at 0% and I only see the BSOD because I have disabled restarts at system crash. Before that, the PC would simply reboot.
I would really be grateful for any advice you could offer. I am not sure what else I could do to fix it. I am also unsure whether this might not be a hardware problem after all. I have attached the necessary files and will run hddiag over night.
Thanks!
[ATTACH type=“full” alt=“1585051279579.png”]5953[/ATTACH]
[COLOR=rgb(44, 130, 201)]Edit by phillpower2: Removed Speccy log for security, members Windows product key still present.[/COLOR]
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