Operating System Again and Again ... Win10 and BlueScreen (1 Viewer)

ge2301

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    Hi,

    since I have Windows 10 I have a lot of BlueScreens, just today it were 4 in sum.
    I'm really tired of the aweful driver support and all the bugs that MS implemented into Windows 10.

    Can anybody well me how to find out the reason of the BS? I heard there is a tool for that.
    The failure message says nothing. "Kernel Security Failure", this is of course very helpful for a user, thanks MS!
     

    ge2301

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    Here a screenshot from BlueScreenView, but it says nothing to me:
    upload_2016-11-21_15-39-56.png
     

    Vasilich

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    try to look in Event viewer, smth like "system was restarted after unexpected shutdown" - in my case there is more readable information (like "internal timer 0 error" for cases when DigitalDevices is somehow incompatible with my Motherboard).
     

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    Thanks,
    I already tried a fresh install, it does not help. I did all the steps, installed Driver Reviver to check the drivers and update them.
    I checked the harddisk and RAM, there are no errors. I disconnected devices like WLAN stick, mouse, keyboard and let the PC run, every time there is a Blue Screen after some time.
    Meanwhile I guess Windows 10 doesn't like my motherboard. What I don't understand, that they admit drivers that cause this. All windows versions before were fine. A lot of people complain about sudden BS's, it's really unbelievable what MS is selling.
    :(
     

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    I disconnected devices like WLAN stick, mouse, keyboard and let the PC run, every time there is a Blue Screen after some time.
    Did you also disconnect your DD tuner? :sneaky:
    I use for the dmp files Windbg. But, I think it will tell you also "caused by ntoskrnl".
    A lot of people complain about sudden BS's, it's really unbelievable what MS is selling.
    Me too. I never experienced any BSOD on win7, after upgrading to win10 the Hauppauge driver started to cause BlueScreens :(
     

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    Did you also disconnect your DD tuner? :sneaky:
    Not yet, but a good idea :) The Verfier warns me about the DD driver:
    upload_2016-11-22_0-24-42.png

    In worst case it's time to throw Windows 10 from my PC. It's the worst software so far, even Vista made less trouble.
    And I say that as non MS hater. Blue Screens are not everything, also frozen explorer for a minute with a simple right mouse click etc.
     

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    also frozen explorer for a minute with a simple right mouse click etc.
    This can have various reasons: i.e. when the folder is a git managed directory, the explorer extensions are doing some stuff when opening context menu (i.e. checking pending changes, counting stuff...) And the more software you have installed the more routines might run before the context menu is shown.

    Sometimes it helps to kill tortoisegit/svn cache processes, or better uninstall what you don't really need.
     

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    This can have various reasons: i.e. when the folder is a git managed directory, the explorer extensions are doing some stuff when opening context menu (i.e. checking pending changes, counting stuff...) And the more software you have installed the more routines might run before the context menu is shown.

    Sometimes it helps to kill tortoisegit/svn cache processes, or better uninstall what you don't really need.

    The old Dokan would cause it too if you killed the MP2 process/force stopped the debugger. Manually unmounting fixed it, it seems to be fixed with new version though
     

    ge2301

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    Even with latest changes in MP2, that were done to prevent a BS, I still saw BS during import of Media.
    I deactivated my DD Tuner and suddenly had 2 days without BS, so the driver from the DDTuner seems really the root cause.
    @mm1352000, if you are interested in the problem (also another user reported it in combination with Windows10) I can provide whatever you need (e.g. BS dump file). I don't except help, just might be interesting for TVE3.5...
     

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