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StephenCarlock
Hi everyone.
Decided to give building a PC a try. After putting together a compatible parts list on PCPartPicker and assembling all of the hardware, my new rig worked beautifully for day 1. Day 2 I started to get random BSODs, including -
IQRL_NOT_LESS_OR_EQUAL
DRIVER_IQRL_NOT_LESS_OR_EQUAL
KERNEL_AUTOBOOST_INVALID_LOCK_RELEASE
SYSTEM_SERVICE_EXCEPTION
KERNEL_SECURITY_CHECK_FAILURE
and others.
These BSODs have not frequently referenced particular drivers or files, but during my most recent install one BSOD did reference "amdppm.sys"
All parts are new with two exceptions - a used Nvidia GTX 750, and a used SSD.
I've tried the following several times, and each time I run into the same issues:
1. Manual driver update for all drivers. BIOS is also updated.
2. Windows Memory Diagnostic tool (no issues found)
3. Command Prompt > sfc /scannow (found corrupt files which were able to be fixed) and DISM commands (no issues)
4. Windows update. Downloaded and installed all updates.
5. Driver Verifier*
*I've performed a clean install of windows 10 from 2 different boot media downloads 3 times to see if starting fresh would help. Install 1 & 3 Driver Verifier returned no issues. Install 2 it returned a BSOD referencing "amd xata.sys."
I've triggered 4 BSODs since my last fresh install just a few hours ago, all while performing random, low-demand tasks. Minidump files for these events can be found at: Minidump_StephenCarlock.7z
If any more info is needed I'm happy to share it. Any assistance is appreciated. I feel like I'm at the end of my rope here.
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Decided to give building a PC a try. After putting together a compatible parts list on PCPartPicker and assembling all of the hardware, my new rig worked beautifully for day 1. Day 2 I started to get random BSODs, including -
IQRL_NOT_LESS_OR_EQUAL
DRIVER_IQRL_NOT_LESS_OR_EQUAL
KERNEL_AUTOBOOST_INVALID_LOCK_RELEASE
SYSTEM_SERVICE_EXCEPTION
KERNEL_SECURITY_CHECK_FAILURE
and others.
These BSODs have not frequently referenced particular drivers or files, but during my most recent install one BSOD did reference "amdppm.sys"
All parts are new with two exceptions - a used Nvidia GTX 750, and a used SSD.
I've tried the following several times, and each time I run into the same issues:
1. Manual driver update for all drivers. BIOS is also updated.
2. Windows Memory Diagnostic tool (no issues found)
3. Command Prompt > sfc /scannow (found corrupt files which were able to be fixed) and DISM commands (no issues)
4. Windows update. Downloaded and installed all updates.
5. Driver Verifier*
*I've performed a clean install of windows 10 from 2 different boot media downloads 3 times to see if starting fresh would help. Install 1 & 3 Driver Verifier returned no issues. Install 2 it returned a BSOD referencing "amd xata.sys."
I've triggered 4 BSODs since my last fresh install just a few hours ago, all while performing random, low-demand tasks. Minidump files for these events can be found at: Minidump_StephenCarlock.7z
If any more info is needed I'm happy to share it. Any assistance is appreciated. I feel like I'm at the end of my rope here.
Continue reading...