I've been dealing with a blue screen of death (BSOD) issue ever since I reinstalled Windows 11, and I'm at a loss for how to fix it. I've installed BlueScreenViewer to analyze the crashes, but everything looks pretty technical to me. A recurring address appears in all the logs: "ntoskrnl.exe+6b5fe9" and "ntoskrnl.exe+3dbf7b". The crashes occur every couple of hours, sometimes while I'm gaming, and other times just while watching YouTube. I've attached the latest dump file for reference. Any insights or help would be greatly appreciated!
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When checking your dump files, look specifically at the 'caused by driver' column. This can tell you which driver might be causing the issue. For example, if it says 'stornvme.sys', then that driver could be the culprit, and updating or reinstalling that driver might help.
Definitely download WinDbg. It's a powerful tool that can analyze dump files and provide further insights on what's going wrong. Open your Minidump files in WinDbg to see detailed information. It might take a little bit of learning, but it’s worth it for figuring out these crash issues.
To tackle these BSODs, you'll need to gather some more dump files for a proper analysis. If you can boot into Windows normally or even through Safe Mode, check the folder C:WindowsMinidump for any dump files. If you find any, move that folder to your desktop, zip it, and upload it to a reliable file-sharing site like MediaFire or catbox.moe. Having multiple dump files can help a lot since they may pinpoint the issue better. Also, to change the memory dump settings, refer to this guide on how to configure a small memory dump for more efficient logging.
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