Solved Repetitive BSODs


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Hello,

Could you please help me analyse these crash dumps? There are four dumps.

COmputer is: Dell Latitude 5520 Business Notebook
OS: WIndows 11 Pro Education, Insider Release Preview Ring, all the latest updates in WU installed as of today
Antivirus: McAfee LiveSafe
Apps running at the time: Chrome browser, Word (Office 365 latest stable) and Flickr AutoUploadR, Acronis True Image for Western Digital (idle at the time but numerous background processes running. Acronis Anti-Ransom Protection Service DISABLED but still running in background), Macrium Reflect (idle but processes running)
One external device is connected (WD MyPassport 2 TB USB 3+ SuperSpeed Hard Drive)
Thank you so much
edit: v2 logs as well as minidumps are attached to the folder linked below
crash
 
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22621.963
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See uninstalling Dddriver64Dcsa.sys driver will help resolved the BSOD error.

The process known as DDDriver.sys belongs to software Dell Diags Device Driver or Dell Diags Universal Device Driver for Win10S by Dell (www.dell.com) or Dell Computer (www.dell.com).
 

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Isn't BSOD's a risk of running insider preview?
I'm sorry to say but your reply isn't very helpful. Yes, I am running Insider Release Preview but these builds specifically are said to be "stable" and "acceptable for commercial usage". These builds are practically release candidates and quite often, they are the same builds that are soon to be released, not some half baked beta versions.

And most importantly, as far as I know, my crashes don't seem to be caused by the build itself. Or if you think it is, then I would have been more than delighted to receive some more elaboration on the cause as this is an expert forum and not just some general gossip thread where it could be all blamed on those scary insider builds.
Again, sorry if I come off as mean but then again, you can see how much of a problem I am in, and I must say it is very disappointing to receive such a general talk answer.


See uninstalling Dddriver64Dcsa.sys driver will help resolved the BSOD error.

The process known as DDDriver.sys belongs to software Dell Diags Device Driver or Dell Diags Universal Device Driver for Win10S by Dell (www.dell.com) or Dell Computer (www.dell.com).
@FreeBooter thank you so much for your perfect advice! I uninstalled this driver along with the software it came with, and it seems to have stopped the crashes. Thank you so much, I cannot thank you enough for promptly helping me with a spot on answer!
 

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I'm sorry to say but your reply isn't very helpful. Yes, I am running Insider Release Preview but these builds specifically are said to be "stable" and "acceptable for commercial usage". These builds are practically release candidates and quite often, they are the same builds that are soon to be released, not some half baked beta versions.

And most importantly, as far as I know, my crashes don't seem to be caused by the build itself. Or if you think it is, then I would have been more than delighted to receive some more elaboration on the cause as this is an expert forum and not just some general gossip thread where it could be all blamed on those scary insider builds.
Again, sorry if I come off as mean but then again, you can see how much of a problem I am in, and I must say it is very disappointing to receive such a general talk answer.



@FreeBooter thank you so much for your perfect advice! I uninstalled this driver along with the software it came with, and it seems to have stopped the crashes. Thank you so much, I cannot thank you enough for promptly helping me with a spot on answer!
You are very welcome!
 

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At a glance

Windows 11AMD Ryzen 7 5700GMicron Technology DDR4-3200 16GBNVIDIA GeForce RTX 3060
OS
Windows 11
Computer type
PC/Desktop
Manufacturer/Model
HP Pavilion
CPU
AMD Ryzen 7 5700G
Motherboard
Erica6
Memory
Micron Technology DDR4-3200 16GB
Graphics Card(s)
NVIDIA GeForce RTX 3060
Sound Card
Realtek ALC671
Monitor(s) Displays
Samsung SyncMaster U28E590
Screen Resolution
3840 x 2160
Hard Drives
SAMSUNG MZVLQ1T0HALB-000H1
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