Help Needed: Random BSODs with KMODE_EXCEPTION_NOT_HANDLED Error

I didn't find any dump files either when I checked. Anytime a BSOD happens, it's crucial to have that dump for further troubleshooting. Without it, it's a bit tricky. Also, ensure your drives are in good condition; I ran CrystalDiskInfo on my system and it reported that my C drive was in good health, but a backup drive had warnings—make sure to check both. If your main drive looks fine, you might want to focus on other hardware or drivers.

The error code 0xC0000006 indicates a possible issue with the OS drive or another drive containing your page file. You should check your drives' health using a tool like CrystalDiskInfo. Sometimes, even if it looks okay, there can still be hidden problems. Once you have the mini dumps, we can do a deeper analysis to pinpoint the issue.

First things first, you should gather the dump files, which are essential for analyzing the BSODs. If you can boot into Windows normally or even in Safe Mode, check the C:WindowsMinidump directory for any dump files. If you find any, zip the folder and upload it to a file-sharing service like Catbox or MediaFire. It's helpful to have multiple dump files if possible. If you don’t have any, I recommend following a guide to set your dump type to Small Memory Dump. This way, your system will create a dump file on the next crash without overwriting previous ones.