OK, I will wait for your update.
help with bsod
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pc is a intel 13700f
asus rtx 4080 super oc
32 gb of corsair vengeance ram
msi x790 edge wifi
1000 watt corsair psu
and i keep getting a bsod every now and then sometimes its just ntrosk sometimes its ntrosk and ndis i dont know what to do ive already updated my wifi drivers so im just stumped. ive included to mini dumps with this google drive. https://drive.google.com/drive/folders/1P0bTszbdFxp38CQWVk9tZ3miyK-BDDEv?usp=sharing any help is appreciated
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2024-06-04T11:50:15+00:00 I updated the gpu drivers for my 4080 to the newest ones before I went to sleep last night and my wifi adapters I believe we're already at the latest drivers so I just uninstalled them and reinstalled them via drivers on msis website for my motherboard. I will update this thread if I crash again later tonight however I'm working 12 hours shifts and won't be off until 7pm so I'll update this thread around 10pm after i stress test computer
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Mite Suo 5,185 Reputation points Independent Advisor2024-06-04T03:03:07+00:00 Hello, I am Mite, an independent advisor and a user like you, and I am here to offer help.
According to the dump file, I noticed that a driver called dxgmms2.sys had an error. It is responsible for rendering graphics. You can try updating your graphics card driver first.
As for the Wi-Fi adapter, it was also one of the reasons for the blue screen. However, you can fix the above issue first and then come back to this one, because if you have updated the wifi adapter driver and it still causes problems, it means there is something conflicting with the adapter driver.