Recent content by WareNetwork2000

I deleted a file called "AddInProcess.exe" and after I got that bluescreen, I ran "sfc /scannow" and it restored that file.

I got another bluescreen on my computer. It was a SYSTEM_SERVICE_EXCEPTION that was caused by netio.sys. Link Removed is the minidump for that bluescreen.

I tried uninstalling them, once, and it messed up my computer so badly that I had to do a system restore.

I got another bluescreen and Link Removed is the minidump for it. Now, I've decided to enable DOCP, uninstall my old chipset drivers, and install the new chipset drivers.

If I continue to get bluescreens, I'll try enabling XMP/DOCP and reinstalling my chipset drivers.

They both happened at random and even after trying to diagnose them. I still can't find out what caused those two bluescreens.

Now, I've gotten my second bluescreen, today. This is the first time after updating my computer's BIOS that I got more than one bluescreen in one day. It was another IRQL_NOT_LESS_OR_EQUAL bluescreen. Link Removed is the minidump for it.

I just got another bluescreen on my computer, today. It was an IRQL_NOT_LESS_OR_EQUAL bluescreen. Link Removed is the minidump for it.

I'm not gonna reformat my computer since I have lots of files and programs on there and I don't have the money to buy any backup equipment. I think that the problem is that some programs that are installed on my computer are incompatible with my computer. Whenever I get a bluescreen caused by...

I do not use a VPN. However, I occasionally use Psiphon. Anyway, I got another bluescreen, last night, which was caused by the Epic Games Launcher. I've decided to disable it on startup. Link Removed is the minidump for that bluescreen.

Sorry. I meant to ask you what application caused that bluescreen. Not what driver.

If you can, would you please diagnose the minidump that I posted to see what caused it?

I have gotten another bluescreen on my computer. It's a "DPC_WATCHDOG_VIOLATION" bluescreen. Link Removed is the minidump for it.

I post the minidumps from any bluescreens that I do get in the future just in case my computer's bluescreen problem doesn't fully go away.

I ran the two commands in an elevated command prompt session and they both completed successfully. Here is the CBS log.