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My laptop started to BSOD when connected to a 144hz 1440p monitor

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By all means do a full scan using Defender if only to make sure that the PC is clean, if anything is found by Defender this thread will have to be closed and a new one started by yourself over on the malware removal forums.

No BSOD at all.
 
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I did a full scan and a Microsoft Defender offline scan. I don't have any malware or cracked apps. I also got a BSOD when I started my first full scan after 2 minutes.
 

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The minidumps have not been updated since the last time I sent them. I changed the paging file, it was automatically set to 5.8 GB but I changed it to a minimum of 24 GB to a max of 49 GB. Hopefully, I'll be able to catch the BSOD. This could also be a hardware problem I'm not aware of. When there is a BSOD I'll make sure to upload the minidump file right away.
 
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I’m sure I have found the main cause of the BSOD, my SSD is failing and my laptop is operating slower. I came to the conclusion that my SSD is failing from the stop codes I received when getting a BSOD. I still am not getting any new mini dumps I’ve tried everything, even doing the cmd commands and doing a system format but keeping files and apps. I bought a new SSD which should arrive tomorrow. Here are the BSOD stop codes that I received. One of the BSODs was a kernel data In page error which led me to believe my SSD is failing. Thank you for your help and patience with me.
 

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Last crash dmp is no help as it just says that a critical process died and that could mean many things, failing hardware included.

If you are getting a new SSD save yourself some time and just clean install Windows and the system drivers to it.
 
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