Microsoft-Windows-Kernel-Power BugcheckCode 292

Question

Hello all, would appreciate some help trying to figure out what is causing my computer to BSOD twice in the last two days.

Before I could capture the error code displayed on my screen the system rebooted it's self. It makes that insanely loud beeping sound that sounds like BERRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRR. 

I have the memory dump file I pulled from %system root% and the information I got from the event viewer. I just dont know what to do with this information or how to read it. 

I can provide the memdump file if needed, just sitting in a zipped folder on my desktop.

EventData

		BugcheckCode	292

		BugcheckParameter1	0x0

		BugcheckParameter2	0xffffbb88f6487028

		BugcheckParameter3	0xb2000000

		BugcheckParameter4	0x30005

		SleepInProgress	0

		PowerButtonTimestamp	0

		BootAppStatus	0

		Checkpoint	0

		ConnectedStandbyInProgress	false

		SystemSleepTransitionsToOn	0

		CsEntryScenarioInstanceId	0

		BugcheckInfoFromEFI	false

		CheckpointStatus	0

		CsEntryScenarioInstanceIdV2	0

		LongPowerButtonPressDetected	false

cpu test: 

CPU 1 - Genuine Intel - Pass.

CPU 1 - BrandString - Pass.

CPU 1 - Cache - Pass.

CPU 1 - MMXSSE - Pass.

CPU 1 - IMC - Pass.

CPU 1 - Prime Number - Pass.

CPU 1 - Floating Point - Pass.

CPU 1 - Math - Pass.

CPU 1 - GPUStressW - Pass.

CPU 1 - CPULoad - Pass.

CPU 1 - CPUFreq - Pass.

IPDT64 Passed

--- IPDT64 - Revision: 4.1.4.36

--- IPDT64 - End Time: 10/26/2020 8:45:40 PM

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PASS

Answer 1

Hi Brandon,

Great, now keep a check on BSODs and do let us know the progress.

The dump file was pretty generic as seen in BCC124 code so initially updating BIOS may help. Otherwise, we have other options to check with.

We usually see on the forums that overclocking sometimes misbehaves and causes BSODs, so to isolate the cause until we troubleshoot the issue, we advise the users to revert back the clocks to default. Even a 0.5V additional power to the processor can trigger a BSOD too.

Answer 2

Hello, 

I have updated to 1602, and no I am not overclocking.

May I ask why you say, you hope I am not overclocking? 

Besides the BIOS update, what else did you see?

Answer 3

Thanks Brandon. I hope you are not overclocking.

Please update BIOS to 1602 and check.

https://www.asus.com/supportonly/ROG%20MAXIMUS%...(WI-FI)/HelpDesk_BIOS

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Answer 4

Thank you, below is the Link to dmp file & msinfo32 file 

https://1drv.ms/u/s!ArXA8REZ9C20iz6pqDBUXRyHCrMQ?e=BY6ztX

Answer 5

Hi Brandon,

I am Sumit, an Independent Advisor and a 3 year Windows Insider MVP here to help.

292 is BCC124 which usually indicates a hardware issue.

https://answers.microsoft.com/en-us/windows/wik...

Please send the minidump files first as they are easier to upload/download.

We need log files(called dump files) that tell us what lead to crash.

Please share them with us for a better analysis of the problem. Instructions can be found here:

https://answers.microsoft.com/en-us/windows/for...

To share files here, please see:

How to share diagnostic files/logs on Microsoft community

https://answers.microsoft.com/en-us/feedback/fo...