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BSOD from nvlddmkm.sys throwing System_Service_Exception

Post a new SysnativeFileCollectionApp output if it continues to BSOD.
- ubuysa
- Post #4
- Today at 3:21 AM
- Forum: BSOD Crashes, Kernel Debugging
BSOD from nvlddmkm.sys throwing System_Service_Exception

I'm sure you know that the three dumps are identical, all fail with the same error in nvlddmkm.sys... FAILURE_BUCKET_ID: AV_nvlddmkm!unknown_function The version of that driver that you have is not current, it dates from Jan 2024... 14: kd> lmvmnvlddmkm Browse full module list start...
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- Post #2
- Yesterday at 2:31 AM
- Forum: BSOD Crashes, Kernel Debugging
[SOLVED] BSOD IRQL_NOT_LESS_OR_EQUAL

Wow. That's really odd. Glad you have it stable now though.
- ubuysa
- Post #15
- Wednesday at 2:21 AM
- Forum: BSOD Crashes, Kernel Debugging
[SOLVED] BSOD IRQL_NOT_LESS_OR_EQUAL

You can never be certain that there wasn't an overlap in module names etc. so having discovered that you have two versions installed it's wiser to uninstall both and then reinstall the one you want. You can never make assumptions.
- ubuysa
- Post #8
- Monday at 7:05 AM
- Forum: BSOD Crashes, Kernel Debugging
[SOLVED] BSOD IRQL_NOT_LESS_OR_EQUAL

It certainly could have been a conflict between the two versions. If that were mine I would uninstall all versions of Control Centre, reboot, and then install the latest version.
- ubuysa
- Post #6
- Monday at 6:39 AM
- Forum: BSOD Crashes, Kernel Debugging
[SOLVED] BSOD IRQL_NOT_LESS_OR_EQUAL

You are quite right that the Control Centre filter driver HKKbdFltr.sys is the likely cause of these BSODs. The HKKbdFltr.sys driver is called in the lead-up to each BSOD, and it's the only third-party driver called. The version of HKKbdFltr.sys that you have installed is extremely old. It dates...
- ubuysa
- Post #2
- Sunday at 4:02 AM
- Forum: BSOD Crashes, Kernel Debugging
ASUS G14 BSOD on battery mode

I'd love to be able to give you good answers to those questions but it's rare that we can be that certain. The power profile will be different on battery for sure, and that may have an impact? I know from long experience that mismatched RAM often causes all sorts of strange issues, and since...
- ubuysa
- Post #6
- May 2, 2024
- Forum: BSOD Crashes, Kernel Debugging
ASUS G14 BSOD on battery mode

Looking at the dumps the most likely explanation for these BSODs is bad RAM. One dump fails with a 0xC0000005 exception (memory access violation) in a Windows function call, and another dump reports an image checksum error - these are often caused by bad RAM. In addition, the operations in...
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- Post #4
- May 1, 2024
- Forum: BSOD Crashes, Kernel Debugging
ASUS G14 BSOD on battery mode

Hello, and welcome to the forum! Can you please make the file on Google Drive public ('anyone with the link' rather than 'restricted'). Can you please also answer the questions we ask in the BSOD Posting Intructions? These help us get a clearer understanding of your system and what's happening.
- ubuysa
- Post #2
- Apr 30, 2024
- Forum: BSOD Crashes, Kernel Debugging
BSOD Errors: BTHport.sys

From this one dump your problem would seem to be your webcam again. In the device node output we see this entry... InstancePath is "USB\VID_3277&PID_0018&MI_00\7&ae5a96&0&0000" These are the hardware ids that identify the device as a Sonix Integrated Camera, that will be your webcam. There...
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- Post #6
- Apr 28, 2024
- Forum: BSOD Crashes, Kernel Debugging
PC Crashes In Skyrim

I'm at the limit of my hardware knowledge here. You might want to open a thread in the Hardware forum here with a link back to this thread.
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- Post #11
- Apr 26, 2024
- Forum: BSOD Crashes, Kernel Debugging
[SOLVED] Asus Laptop BSODs

Is it running normally now then? If it is then pat yourself on the back. If you want some confidence in the new RAM run the Windows Memory Diagnostic test. It's not the best RAM tester around but if it passes your new RAM you can relax. BTW. You want to be on Windows 11, Windows 10 is out of...
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- Post #43
- Apr 24, 2024
- Forum: BSOD Crashes, Kernel Debugging
System registry file is missing or corrupt 0xC0000225

That rather sounds like the system drive may be damaged. If you go into Command Prompt in the WinRE environment can you access your system drive and can you see the files and folders on there? Note: The drive letter of your system drive may not be C:, the WinRE environment often enumerates the...
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- Post #7
- Apr 24, 2024
- Forum: BSOD Crashes, Kernel Debugging
System registry file is missing or corrupt 0xC0000225

Ah, so your PC won't start at all? My mistake. Is your boot drive an M.2 drive?You could try removing and reseating that. Sometimes that helps. You might also checkout the link below, especially the steps to rebuild the BCD...
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- Post #4
- Apr 23, 2024
- Forum: BSOD Crashes, Kernel Debugging
Frequent BSODs

I appreciate that you're not asking for help WITH pirated software but the links to FitGirlRepacks and your tacit admission above that you do have pirated software installed is of great concern. For all I know that may be the root cause of these issues. It's up to you what you do of course but...
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- Post #12
- Apr 23, 2024
- Forum: BSOD Crashes, Kernel Debugging

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