Hello,
Reinstall the game that crashed, and then reinstall the Network adapter driver.
Don't use the game accelerator for a while.
And wait to see if your system is stable.
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my system keeps crashing in event viewer it says Kernal-Power and here are the minidumps from all the crashes.
https://drive.google.com/file/d/15Feu8m2QT3BbW3rst5gAI8EmmaV0hpBi/view?usp=sharing
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Hello,
Reinstall the game that crashed, and then reinstall the Network adapter driver.
Don't use the game accelerator for a while.
And wait to see if your system is stable.
Here is an updated link sorry
https://drive.google.com/file/d/15Feu8m2QT3BbW3rst5gAI8EmmaV0hpBi/view?usp=sharing
Hello, I'm Pondsi.
I can't access the link you shared, please set the permission.
I looked at the crash dumps, and here’s what I found: Most of the issues come from Realtek network drivers (ndis.sys and rtwlane602.sys), a problem with EasyAntiCheat_EOS.sys, and something related to ACE-BASE.sys.
First, try updating or reinstalling your Realtek network drivers since they’re causing a lot of the crashes. You can grab the latest drivers from the manufacturer’s site. To check what network adapter you have, just right-click the Start menu, open Device Manager, and then expand Network adapters.
For the Easy Anti-Cheat issue, reinstall or update it, along with the game that uses it. This should fix any conflicts.
Lastly, find out which software uses ACE-BASE.sys (it’s probably a security tool), and update or reinstall that too to stop more crashes.
No worries, we're here to assist. I noticed the file currently has restricted access. It would be a good idea to make it public so that others viewing the post can access the dump files as well.