Solved Frequent Blue Screen

Hello,
Lately I've been getting blue screen errors. I can't really determine when it happens but it has happened twice while I was in important calls.

Here's a link to the log collected Google Drive - BSOD Information

Any help will be useful. Thank you!

Hi,

I think you need to update chipset driver:

See rule #4:

You sure have a lot of apps installed - stressing Windows from every possible angle. Can you recall - if the BSOD issues started happening after installing a given app?!

I do recommend uninstalling ASUS ARMOURY CRATE (did cause some errors on your system - but it's also infamous in the general sense - for causing more issues than it solves).

Then check your system for Corrupted Windows files, by copy pasting the following commands in Win + X -> Terminal (Admin).

Dism.exe /Online /Cleanup-image /Scanhealth

Dism.exe /Online /Cleanup-Image /CheckHealth

Dism.exe /Online /Cleanup-Image /RestoreHealth

sfc /scannow

Also, when it comes to GPUs - you might have better luck with the official AMD/Nvidia Drivers (almost every OEM - will stop releasing new GPU drivers - couple of years after a product release). The clean version that is. For the iGPU - install the Driver alone: https://www.amd.com/en/support/down...yzen/ryzen-4000-series/amd-ryzen-7-4800h.html

As for the dedicated GPU - follow this guide for a clean install: Bsod and freezes daily (DPC_WATCHDOG_VIOLATION)

Tho, one difference - download both the AMD & Nvidia driver - before using DDU - and while in safe boot: - first - select Nvidia Driver for cleaning/removal - while selecting the middle option "Clean and do NOT Restart" - After it's cleaned - next, you select AMD Driver for cleaning - but this time you go for the 1st option "Clean and Restart".

See if this change helps. If you still get a BSOD, after reboot - press Windows + X -> open Event Viewer -> Windows Logs -> System and check if there's any Errors coinciding with the exact time of the BSOD.

Programmer or in the learning phase? I see you have Windows Driver Kit installed. Maybe didn't make that selection - but it also comes with the main Windows debugging tools like WinDbg and also Driver Verifier a core tool for finding memory leaks. Both have step by step newbie guides on YouTube - for those interested in doing a system troubleshooting (especially when trying to detect the cause for a crash/BSOD).

Cheers.

Lately it was probably after installing a lot of apps for work. Need to run a lot of things locally and it must have been too intensive for the laptop. I'll definitely try these stuff out. Thank you very much!