I've been experiencing random reboots on my Windows 11 system, and I'm really struggling to figure out the cause. I ran the Windows Debugger on the DMP file, and I got a bug check code of DRIVER_OVERRAN_STACK_BUFFER (f7). The output suggests that a driver might be causing issues by overrunning a stack-based buffer. Does anyone have insights into what specific driver this could be or how I might go about resolving this problem?
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It looks like this could be related to Powershell as per the dump file analysis. Try using the `!thread` command to get more info. You can capture the first and last addresses and check with `dps ` to see if any device drivers show up. Keep an eye out for anything suspicious there!
Before making any changes, remember to back up your data. Also, check if your drivers are up to date; sometimes outdated drivers can lead to these errors. If you’re comfortable, you could also look into BIOS settings, but do that with caution!
I tried the `!thread` command, and here's what I got back… Seems like the powershell.exe process is involved. Still not sure which driver is the culprit, though.