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Check and see if the system is still spitting out Nahimic errors (after rebooting). I found them in the WER section of the MSINFO32 report. There's no need to rename them if the errors have stopped. The smaller dump files (minidumps) are in C:\Windows\Minidump Youj may have to copy them to the...

Just FYI - MBAM has a couple of drivers that are very finicky when confronted with other (non-MBAM) drivers. They tends to crash if the other drivers aren't behaving exactly as they expect. The last case that I saw was with BitDefender - and it took getting BitDefender to rewrite it's driver(s)...

For now, don't worry about the Watchdog Timer. I don't expect tha the Intel wireless drivers will affect how Killer works on your system - so I'd set a System Restore point before updating the Intel wireless drivers The drivers are still old and need to be updated. Did you check the Acer...

Set a System Restore Point, then disable the Nahimic service in services.msc then rename nahimicservice.exe to nahimicservice.BAD (It's located in C:\Windows\System32\nahimicservice.exe) and, then rename NahimicSvc32.exe to NahimicSvc32.BAD (It's located in C:\Windows\syswow64\NahimicSvc32.exe...

Only 1 memory dump in the uploaded Sysnative reports It dates from April 28, 2020 Have you had BSOD's more recently? If so, do you know what happened with the memory dumps? Only 9 Windows Update hotfixes installed (most other systems have more) Please check (as MrPepka also asks) Windows...

Uploaded memory dumps are from April 20 Have you had any more recently? Your first post indicates that you have - and that they don't generate a memory dump. BIOS/UEFI version 1.13 dates from 3/4/2020 Although this is probably the latest available version - it never hurts to check the Acer...

If you're getting shocked, then there's a hardware problem causing the shock. You must figure out where the shock is coming from - it could actually be dangerous!. Pictures will help. One step is to try another HDMI cable Another is to unplug the system, ground yourself, and carefully remove...

Please remove the cracked/pirated software. It's against forum rules for us to help with pirated software.

It depends on what's wrong if the driver is to blame. A corruption in a single line of the code can cause issues that don't necessarily show up in other operations by the card. And, it's possible that the driver is corrupted (and there are also other possibilities - such as the hardware of the...

I cannot open the link that you've provided. Please upload/attach the Sysnative ZIP to your next post. Use the "Go Advanced" link below the text entry box to get the Attach files option

Missed part of your post about the SYsnative collection app The hang at SystemInfo happens often. Most often it's due to a large number of errors in the final section of the MSINFO32 report - so let it run for a while If it still doesn't work, then it's OK to zip up and upload the folder that's...

Let's start by having you zip up the contents of the C:\Windows\Minidump folder and then attach/upload it here. If unable to zip it up there, then copy it to your Desktop and zip it up there. I'd also like you to zip up and upload a copy of your MSINF032 report To do this: - Press Win and R...

Try posting in the Windows Update forum for help w/DISM: Windows Update

Just a guess here, but try uninstalling McAfee with the McAfee Removal Tool This reminds me of problems I saw with it when I was working as a PC Technician.

Just my 2 cents - then I'll butt out and leave this to those already helping you...….. 1) BIOS dates from 2017 - strongly suggest updating it if an update is available. 2) Although the kernel memory dump blames ntoskrnl.exe (the kernel/core of the OS), it's likely not this. But instestingly...