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Seems like a v2 of the startup repair, but relying on the internet to check with Microsoft on the step to take makes me curious how it behaves without internet connection or would it fallback to the ordinary startup repair.

If you remove drivers from Windows, through Windows Update they will automatically be reinstalled assuming they came from Windows Update originally. That's normal behavior actually. Happy to help :-)

To confirm, you have attempted removal of the GPU and only use the inbuilt GPU without success?

Looks like it's a Realtek driver making an unsupported request. This seems to be a driver for Realtek PCIe SD/MMC Card Reader model based on VEN_10EC&DEV_5287. Bugcheck code 0000009F Arguments 00000000`00000003 ffffb087`abf2b060 fffff802`4b863750 ffffb087`abdb7a20 Debug session time: Thu Mar...

How long have you had this problem for? Could you remove the NVIDIA GPU physically from the motherboard and fallback to the AMD APU while troubleshooting so we can rule out the dedicated GPU. Can you describe this in more detail, like how often and how long any sound or blinking is happening for.

That is likely related to the Windows Update issues bw1 has so I'm not surprised by errors related to Windows Update @ET_Explorer

As @ubuysa said, and I mentioned earlier, remove one pair of RAM sticks and run with that. What are you trying to say with this?

Hi, I see you have mixed memory modules, could you remove either the Crucial or the Teamgroup memory modules and remove any overclocking. Based on the callstacks, which are similar with the involved modules, and one of the dumps is corrupted, I suspect either the memory to be causing issues...

Yes it's actually expected to have events right after a clean install. Windows will log a lot of things, not just errors but also informational events and warnings. Think things like 'I booted successfully', 'I loaded this driver', 'service x, y, z, started successfully', etc. Many of it is...

No need to quote the post directly above yours unless there's a specific portion you want to respond to. :-) Could you follow the instructions for running driver verifier: Driver Verifier Instructions - BSOD - Windows 11, 10, 8(.1), 7 and Vista I see 0x133 crashes occurring many times, this...

Right click it and choose to run as admin.

That's fine, you can still follow the instructions aside from the step of creating a new thread and just post it here.

To do that the vendor behind the driver would need to provide us with the symbol of the driver to dive into it. Little chance of that happening since it's private property. Hence why it's best to contact their support and send them the dumps. Without the right symbols, it's automatically...

You might just need to remove Adguard and reinstall it again like a clean slate, I compared your Adguard situation with what I have locally and your driver's not current. I actually have an update for adguard pending myself since one or two days. I ran Sysnative log collection myself, and the...

Due to the current issues, I have moved this to the Windows Update forum.