I haven't yet had the opportunity to run the tests, but I did get a freeze with black screen today, here are the logs / dumps: BSOD27 - Google Drive
Basically, I wasn't around to see this one, but I was about to watch a documentary for my studies via the VLC player, I scrolled through the...
Another crash happened today: BSOD26 - Google Drive
It occurred when the system was idle, the laptop was just running, and I wasn't doing anything on it. I wasn't even around during the moment of the crash, just saw the aftermath (e.g. the black screen)
Also, a curious side effect I noticed --...
Sorry about the disappearance, I've had another BSOD today -- this one wasn't really a BSOD, but a freeze during gaming that had a bugcheck in the background. Here are the logs: BSOD25 - Google Drive
@werty , correct, I applied the changes you suggested, but the drivers got reinstalled...
Thank you for the details!
However, with the automatic driver installation, I just can't do a clean reinstall. The policy Editor suggestion above didn't work, unfortunately
Also, I left the laptop idle for a while, and it froze. This hasn't happened in a while...
Sorry, but it doesn't seem possible due to the auto installer. After manually installing Group Policy Editor, I rebooted, then booted into Safe Mode, ran the DDU, and rebooted again. I left the laptop alone for a while, but when I came back and logged in, the drivers were back. So the Policy...
Actually, while the background driver installation was happening, I left the laptop idle, and when I came back, I saw that it had a BSOD. Again...
Here are the files: BSOD24 - Google Drive
Also, I don't have the Group Policy Editor, since I'm on Windows 11 Home, so I have to install that. Doing...
Unfortunately, there is one problem -- Windows reinstalls the drivers itself automatically. I tried turning off the option to not install software for 3rd party components in the advanced system settings, but that didn't help. drvinit.exe pops up, and installs the and and Nvidia drivers on its own
Which one is it, though? The website lists 581.80 as the latest version, so this one must be quite a ways older; the ones on the Asus website are V30.0.15.1278 and V30.0.14.9649
I have to note that I have reinstalled the combo of drivers from the Asus website (the recommended ones) in the past...
Today I've had another BSOD before boot. Actually, there were two back-to-back BSODs -- the first one occurred before the logon screen; the second one -- after the screen appeared, but before the password prompt showed up. Here are the files...
In the meantime, I got another crash before the login screen today: BSOD21 - Google Drive
Wonder if it's the GPU, and not the SSD...
As for memtest86+ -- for now, I wasn't able to make it work. I don't have another USB stick to test it on, but I assume the problem isn't with the stick, since it...
So, I've had 10 days without crashes, but today another one happened before boot: BSOD20 - Google Drive
I actually paused Windows Updates for a time, since it was causing the SSD to overheat -- as I observed above, and that seemed to coincide with this period of peace, but... unfortunately...
In the meantime, another BSOD occurred: BSOD19 - Google Drive I opened up a game, and it crashed soon afterwards. Upon reboot, I've discovered that another Windows Update was attempting to install itself (actually, it was the same one that I mentioned a little bit earlier), so I paused it for a...
Done. Both groups did not produce any BSODs, though the second group slowed down the system rather significantly (it booted in about a minute or so, and I was about to call it a freeze and hard reboot, but I noticed that Caps Lock was indeed working with a huge lag)...
Actually, today I booted with the same WDV settings without realizing it (I forgot to turn it off before shutting down the laptop last time). So far it has been running in the background with no issues.
Here is the file with `verifier /querysettings` output: Verifier Flags 0x00100610.txt