Hi Brandon,
While you're trying to get your dump files to kemical to look at, a couple of questions for you.
Did you happen to run the
W10 COMPATIBILITY TEST prior completing the W10 installation? If you didn't do that, it could certainly account for your blue screen crash if you have older incompatible hardware (as you have a 6 year old Win7 computer), incompatible or out of date drivers.
Did you go to the manufacturer's website or your Motherboard maker's website to see whether or not W10 drivers were listed on their support website for download? If not, there's a good chance that your hardware is too outdated to support W10 and that's the cause of your blue screen problem.
Kemical will be able to shed more light on whether this occurred once he completes your dump file analysis.
Lastly, and this one could light you up, is
DID YOU REMEMBER TO BACKUP ALL YOUR PERSONAL DATA TO EXTERNAL MEDIA PRIOR TO STARTING YOUR W10 UPGRADE? if you didn't do this, an awful lot of people suffer irretrievable data loss as many W10 upgrades fail (about 90% of my Customer's bring me computers with failed W10 upgrades where they didn't have backups of any kind).
Hopefully, you don't fall into this category.
Thanks,
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