How to fix BSod ntoskrnl.exe+4177f0

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How to fix BSod ntoskrnl.exe+4177f0

Sherlok Holmes 0

Hey, everybody! Please help me understand.

I attach data about the computer + dump according to the guide

Today 04.11.2024 came 2 BSOD. Between them there was a difference of 41 minutes.

The load at the moment when the bsod occurred on the laptop was weak. Chrome browser 90 tabs + a couple game windows.

System characteristics:

Windows 11 23H2 (OS build 22631.3296)

Lenovo legion 5 15ach6h ryzen 5800h, 64gb ozu, RTX 3070 laptop.

RAM has been on for a year now, running stable.

Nothing changed recently, only added two additional 2.5k samsung odyssey 27va + full hd acer xv272s monitors.

Of the problems most likely a broken wire.

I use the laptop for gaming, occasionally for work. The load is heavy, but there were no problems.

Link to dump: https://drive.google.com/file/d/1f19WhAWrvVHA1i7NHYX0M4D-rLX-1jiw/view?usp=sharing

Dmitrijs Vaizgela 0 Reputation points

2024-04-03T06:09:12.3533333+00:00

I have the same problem, brand new laptop MSI Stealth series 17, 32gb RAM, Nvidia 4070 card.

I gave my laptop to official service for fix, but even after, I'm still getting the same BSOD ntoskrnl.exe+4177f0, and when i play any games, PC crashes and shows BSOD Watchdog violation, but when i check dump file it shows that the issue is in ntoskrnl.exe+4177f0. I would appreciate any help with this matter as well.
Dmitrijs Vaizgela 0 Reputation points

2024-04-03T06:48:27.6033333+00:00
Thank you for a quick reply.

I tried everything:

"Update Device Drivers" - Updated,

"Run a Disk Check" - No errors

"Check the Memory: You can use Windows Memory Diagnostic" - I did, no errors.

"Update Windows" - Done as well.

I have even tried clean windows install.

I even gave it to official service under warranty, but still even after "fix" the problem persists.
According to your text, you say that i need to return it to official service again?

Or there might be another fix option?

I figured alot of people have the same issue, it can't be hardware for all of them can it?

Thank you in advance.
Anonymous

2024-04-29T02:05:50.5366667+00:00

Hello,

Good day!

I have not heard back from you in a few days and wanted to check on the status of your problem. Please let me know the results of your troubleshooting. Your time is greatly appreciated.

Best Regards,

Hania
GustavtheG-3091 0 Reputation points

2025-06-14T10:28:22.37+00:00

Hello, dear fellows, I have also the same machine, and am experiencing random BSoDs, tried WinDbg, with the same offset in the kernel with no attribution to any drivers. Also: Lenovo legion 5 15ach6h ryzen 5600h, 64gb ozu, RTX 3070 laptop. Random BSoD with IRQ_NOT_EQUAL, 0x00..D1, 0x00..50 - typical error codes. All resulting from the same offset in ntoskrnl.exe. Mint and Ubuntu stable with GPU acceleration! Memtest (almost 72h, 2 rounds), no issues, SSD is 990 Pro/2TB even with the HBA-regedit storport for non Dram-SSD still resulting in BSoD. Any help would be appreciated. Problems started beginning this year. No blue screens before or any kernel panics under Linux.

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Dmitrijs Vaizgela 0 Reputation points

2024-04-03T06:09:12.3533333+00:00

I have the same problem, brand new laptop MSI Stealth series 17, 32gb RAM, Nvidia 4070 card.

I gave my laptop to official service for fix, but even after, I'm still getting the same BSOD ntoskrnl.exe+4177f0, and when i play any games, PC crashes and shows BSOD Watchdog violation, but when i check dump file it shows that the issue is in ntoskrnl.exe+4177f0. I would appreciate any help with this matter as well.
Dmitrijs Vaizgela 0 Reputation points

2024-04-03T06:48:27.6033333+00:00

Thank you for a quick reply.

I tried everything:

"Update Device Drivers" - Updated,

"Run a Disk Check" - No errors

"Check the Memory: You can use Windows Memory Diagnostic" - I did, no errors.

"Update Windows" - Done as well.

I have even tried clean windows install.

I even gave it to official service under warranty, but still even after "fix" the problem persists.
According to your text, you say that i need to return it to official service again?

Or there might be another fix option?

I figured alot of people have the same issue, it can't be hardware for all of them can it?

Thank you in advance.
Anonymous

2024-04-29T02:05:50.5366667+00:00

Hello,

Good day!

I have not heard back from you in a few days and wanted to check on the status of your problem. Please let me know the results of your troubleshooting. Your time is greatly appreciated.

Best Regards,

Hania
GustavtheG-3091 0 Reputation points

2025-06-14T10:28:22.37+00:00

Hello, dear fellows, I have also the same machine, and am experiencing random BSoDs, tried WinDbg, with the same offset in the kernel with no attribution to any drivers. Also: Lenovo legion 5 15ach6h ryzen 5600h, 64gb ozu, RTX 3070 laptop. Random BSoD with IRQ_NOT_EQUAL, 0x00..D1, 0x00..50 - typical error codes. All resulting from the same offset in ntoskrnl.exe. Mint and Ubuntu stable with GPU acceleration! Memtest (almost 72h, 2 rounds), no issues, SSD is 990 Pro/2TB even with the HBA-regedit storport for non Dram-SSD still resulting in BSoD. Any help would be appreciated. Problems started beginning this year. No blue screens before or any kernel panics under Linux.

Answer 1

Hello,

This error relates to issues with ntoskrnl.exe (NT Kernel & System), which is a crucial Windows file. If you have this error, it usually means there’s a hardware issue or some incompatible device drivers.

Here’s how you can try to check:

Update Device Drivers: You can use Device Manager to update your device drivers, or you can download them manually from the manufacturer’s website.

Run a Disk Check: Open the command prompt as an administrator, then type “chkdsk /f /r” and hit Enter. It will check your hard drive for errors and repair them.

Check the Memory: You can use Windows Memory Diagnostic to check for memory problems. In the Windows search bar, type “Windows Memory Diagnostic” and click on “Restart now and check for problems”.

Update Windows: Make sure your Windows is fully updated with the latest patches and updates.

Best Regards,

Hania Lian

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Answer 2

ck459 646

Hi Sherlok Holmes,

Based on the issue reported, it appears that there is an issue with Windows kernel operation in Windows 11. Please refer an article mentioned below and follow the troubleshooting steps accordingly. It should resolve your issue(s) with intermittent BSOD.

How to Repair Windows Image and Kernel Operations in Windows 10/11 - Microsoft Community

Should you have any question, please post it on this thread.

Thanks,

CK

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