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Hello there, I hope that someone can help me with this. It's been almost a year of random BSODs and random pc freezes and reboots. Sometimes I did not get any for a month and then I get multiple BSODs in one day as it has been doing lately. Before you ask I've tried everything (reinstalling some drivers, checking ram, cpu) but nothing has worked so far, I would like to know if it's a driver issue or a hardware issue, not yet sure about it. Here's the latest dmp file from this morning: https://1drv.ms/u/s!Aij3oYkfMlbekmsoI8uiQHZxGdef
If you need anything else pls tell me... hope someone will find a solution to a never ending issue...
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Ok i removed the mentioned drivers and no bsod this time so here's the querysettings screenshot. I have to say that with verifier enabled atm I'm noticing quite slower performance on the pc (opening windows doing normal tasks): https://1drv.ms/u/s!Aij3oYkfMlbeknl12KlBiTQonJAp?e=CJitGf
New BSOD v2 file: https://1drv.ms/u/s!Aij3oYkfMlbeknr\_FqK-V3aVGqAB?e=mzrROn
Already tried uninstalling and reinstalling but i still get bsod so for the moment it remains uninstalled
The tool is doing what it is designed to do.
Please find replacement drivers.
Then uninstall and reinstall new drivers.
When using the tool drivers can be uninstalled until there are no longer any BSOD.
Then drivers can be reinstalled.
The end result should be the same.
Make sure that you can find replacement drivers for the used hardware.
Windows and the drive file system over time can corrupt.
A power outage can corrupt Windows or the drive file system.
A driver is a file and it too can become corrupted either over time or due to one event.
Driver C:\WINDOWS\SYSTEM32\DRIVERS\VBAUDIO_CABLE64_WIN7.SYS (6.1.7600.16385, 40.23 KB (41,192 bytes), 23/08/2021 17:46)
V2 already posted, second last reply:
BSOD on boot this time: https://1drv.ms/u/s!Aij3oYkfMlbeknh5iYqpt0qcifPY?e=8IdZFP
It points to a virtual audio cable driver but it's strange because i never had an issue with it, do i need to uninstall it?
Also i got a second bsod after this where it pointed to razer (mouse and keyboard software) drivers… that is really strange, they’re up to date, why would they cause issues?
The tool is used to stress test drivers.
If it finds misbehaving drivers then plan to replace them.
Please post a verifier /querysettings if there is no immediate BSOD and please post a V2 for any BSOD.
this test is not doable for me as every time it finds a different driver to blame for a violation... were you referring to using WDV just for the nvidia driver or for all drivers? (except microsoft ones ofc)
