Windows 10
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BSOD - nt!KiPageFault+469
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Hello,
Previously I kept having BSOD after BSOD when I leave my machine on. I check it hours later and see myself staring at the login splash screen. Sometimes it got a bit worse and get BSODs even when I just am moving the mouse pointer, watching youtube videos.
A little bit of history,
- Previously my machine had 2x8GB RAM modules for a total of 16GB
- I kept having BSOD and did troubleshooting and seems that having errors caused by ntkrnlmp.exe can be RAM related.
- I was planning to upgrade to 2x16GB RAM modules for a total of 32GB already so I just replaced my RAM since I am not able to really fix this issue of constant BSODs
- I replaced my old RAM with the new ones and continued on, but I still get these random BSODs
- It kept getting worse so I was forced to try a clean reformat of my laptop
- I am considering my laptop power brick is faulty because I am seeing that this BSOD can be caused by faulty power supplies as well, and that I can sometimes cause a little bit less BSODs if I don't run any intensive tasks on my machine or even running the laptop on QUIET mode.
- Now, after doing a clean install of Windows 10, I encountered another BSOD, once only so far and now I really need help as I can't seem to really determine the cause anymore.
Please help. Below is the MEMORY.DMP uploaded to onedrive
https://1drv.ms/u/s!AuqL-YWKvTHegps7IvuvvRvetN-Mvw?e=lvmtJw
Thank you to anyone who can help.