Daily Blue Screen Of Death Crashes ntoskrnl.exe & ntkrnlmp.exe Various Reasons
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C:\Windows\Prey\versions\1.3.9\bin\node.exe
C:\Windows\Prey\versions\1.4.0\bin\node.exe
C:\Windows\Prey\versions\1.4.1\bin\node.exe
C:\Windows\Prey\versions\1.4.2\bin\node.exe
C:\Windows\Prey\versions\1.5.0\bin\node.exe
C:\Windows\Prey\versions\1.5.1\bin\node.exe
C:\Windows\Prey\versions\1.6.1\bin\node.exe
C:\Windows\Prey\versions\1.6.2\bin\node.exe
C:\Windows\Prefetch\NODE.EXE-26A949D5.pf
C:\Windows\Prey\versions\1.4.0\bin\node.exe
C:\Windows\Prey\versions\1.4.1\bin\node.exe
C:\Windows\Prey\versions\1.4.2\bin\node.exe
C:\Windows\Prey\versions\1.5.0\bin\node.exe
C:\Windows\Prey\versions\1.5.1\bin\node.exe
C:\Windows\Prey\versions\1.6.1\bin\node.exe
C:\Windows\Prey\versions\1.6.2\bin\node.exe
C:\Windows\Prefetch\NODE.EXE-26A949D5.pf
- From what I am gathering, it seems that your issues are caused by this software.
- Prey Anti-Theft (HKLM-x32\...\{138CE0A5-B998-4007-9D34-116BD9D55103}) (Version: 1.3.9 - Prey, Inc.) Hidden
- How often do the BSOD happen?
- Can you uninstall this software and see if it makes the difference?
- After you remove the software, run your machine as normal for a while, and post any new dump files that may occur.
- I have a few other suspects in mind that may be causing the issue, but I would like to test to see if this is the issue first off.
- You can see and remove hidden items with D-Uninstaller.
Sure, I'll uninstall it and let you know if it continues. As of late the BSoD's happen about once every 12-48 hours, pretty randomly.
Also, it seems that you switched from an AMD graphics card to an Nvidia one, I would also like you to clean up the remnants of the AMD drivers with DDU. We have a guide on doing just that. Click Here for instructions.
Just remember to please upload any new dumps if they happen, this is important to getting your issue solved.
Hello again!
So we last talked on 12/10 and I had zero BSODs until 12/17 and then another one right now (12/19). I ran the SysnativeFileCollectionApp again and attached it to this post so you can see the minidumps. The 12/17 BSOD was in C:\WINDOWS\System32\DriverStore\FileRepository\nv_dispi.inf_amd64_7bb3101ce32915cc\nvlddmkm.sys with Error: PAGE_FAULT_IN_NONPAGED_AREA and the BSOD today was in C:\WINDOWS\system32\ntoskrnl.exe and ntkrnlmp.exe with error PFN_LIST_CORRUPT.
So we last talked on 12/10 and I had zero BSODs until 12/17 and then another one right now (12/19). I ran the SysnativeFileCollectionApp again and attached it to this post so you can see the minidumps. The 12/17 BSOD was in C:\WINDOWS\System32\DriverStore\FileRepository\nv_dispi.inf_amd64_7bb3101ce32915cc\nvlddmkm.sys with Error: PAGE_FAULT_IN_NONPAGED_AREA and the BSOD today was in C:\WINDOWS\system32\ntoskrnl.exe and ntkrnlmp.exe with error PFN_LIST_CORRUPT.
Pesky BSODs. They need to behave 
I'll analyze your dump files and let you know what I find. In the meantime, have you ensured all drivers are up to date? A lot of BSODs can be prevented by up-to-date drivers.
I'll analyze your dump files and let you know what I find.
In the meantime, have you ensured all drivers are up to date? A lot of BSODs can be prevented by up-to-date drivers.Thank you! My graphics driver is for sure, and any others that pop up with an update available are as well. What others should I check to see if they're up-to-date?
Alright then that sounds good. We will keep this thread open just come back and update us. Or if you are having any other issues let us know, we are here to help.
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