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BugCheck 154, {ffffe001a0785000, ffffd00021cb2430, 0, 0}
Probably caused by : ntkrnlmp.exe ( nt!SMKM_STORE<SM_TRAITS>::SmStUnhandledExceptionFilter+22 )
Followup: MachineOwner
Hi,
this is similar to the previous dump file. Tell me when you re-installed the gpu driver did you actually use the display driver uninstaller
in safe mode to remove the driver?
If not then please do so as this is quite important. If your unsure on how to get into safe mode using windows 10 then you need to open the start menu, click on settings, click 'Update and security', click on recovery and then look for 'Advanced start up', click that. When the machine reboots you'll see a blue screen appear with some choices. You need to click on 'Troubleshoot' followed by number 4 in the list Safe mode. This guide will show you as well:
How to start or boot Windows 10 in Safe Mode Once in safe mode use the DDU to remove the driver. Once your back into the desktop re-install the gpu driver.
Test by running some games. If you still crash then let's try using the driver verifier. This is a windows app which stresses each driver in turn and if we're lucky will reveal the suspect.. I have to stress though that you will need to create either a rescue USB or disk.
This is because sometimes the driver verifier will create a bsod at start up when it stresses the driver meaning it's difficult to get into the system. Using a recovery USB/Disk will allow one to boot back into windows and turn the verifier off.
I'm also starting to suspect that this might be a compatibility issue to do with Windows 10 but first let's go through the above and see where that gets us.
This guide will tell you how to run the verifier but do post first before starting the process.
How do I fix a Blue Screen in Windows using Driver Verifier? (use the process for win 8/8.1 as it's almost the same as win 10. Please remember that you need a rescue disk or usb before starting this.
Lastly re' your friend that changed the graphics card last time, did he say why he changed it as it seems a little suspicious that yet again you have a gpu blue screening. Anyway we'll get to the end of it eventually.
