Frequent Crashes (Blue Screen) in Windows 10

LegendaryDaavid

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Oct 30, 2016
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So, yesterday I updated a Nvida Driver. Then my computer automatically restarts itself while presenting a blue screen to me. This kept going on for a while until I saw the reason which was "stop code irql_not_less_or_equal" I restored my system to two days in the past and all seemed fine. Then, I got another blue screen saying, "stop code whea_uncorrectable_error." I updated all of my drivers (except for the Nvida one) and moved my hard drive into a different slot in my motherboard. Today, I got a new blue screen saying, "stop code page fault in nonpaged area" and then another, "stop code whea_uncorrectable_error."

I'm stumped. Here are some blue screen view screenshots.

http://imgur.com/a/cKTC4


 
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WHEA = Windows Hardware Error Architecture. Almost always the CPU though can be drivers on rare occasions. UPdating BIOS might help as well
ntoskrnl = new technology operating system kernel
HAL = Hardware abstraction layer
top error caused by kernel talking to CPU and CPU going nope (not the technical terms)

Page fault in non page error can be drivers
irql not less or equal is also a driver error

It could all be drivers but they all blaming windows file names. What I would get you to do is follow the posting instructions on the page below and ask them as they have more people around who can read dump files - http://www.tenforums.com/bsod-crashes-debugging/

Colif

Win 11 Master
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WHEA = Windows Hardware Error Architecture. Almost always the CPU though can be drivers on rare occasions. UPdating BIOS might help as well
ntoskrnl = new technology operating system kernel
HAL = Hardware abstraction layer
top error caused by kernel talking to CPU and CPU going nope (not the technical terms)

Page fault in non page error can be drivers
irql not less or equal is also a driver error

It could all be drivers but they all blaming windows file names. What I would get you to do is follow the posting instructions on the page below and ask them as they have more people around who can read dump files - http://www.tenforums.com/bsod-crashes-debugging/
 
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