Windows 8 Wi̇ndows 8.1 Bsod After Turning On The Laptop

heyineedhelp

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Hello guys i need help with this situation , İ reinstalled my original windows on my asus laptop from the windows website. i installed everything correctly updated my drivers from asus too but still. İ GET A BSOD right after i try to open a game and it suddenly gets me a error and bsods in a minute or so. here is the dump file and everything you need. and an extra is the report from WHOCRASH app.

On Thu 12.10.2017 15:26:29 your computer crashed
crash dump file: C:\Windows\Minidump\101217-12703-01.dmp
This was probably caused by the following module: ntoskrnl.exe (nt+0x14DBA0)
Bugcheck code: 0x9F (0x3, 0xFFFFE001967C3880, 0xFFFFF801DEC10960, 0xFFFFE001967EAB40)
Error: DRIVER_POWER_STATE_FAILURE
file path: C:\Windows\system32\ntoskrnl.exe
product: Microsoft® Windows® Operating System
company: Microsoft Corporation
description: NT Kernel & System
Bug check description: This bug check indicates that the driver is in an inconsistent or invalid power state.
This appears to be a typical software driver bug and is not likely to be caused by a hardware problem.
The crash took place in the Windows kernel. Possibly this problem is caused by another driver that cannot be identified at this time.
 

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Solution
Something else you could try is to remove the Nvidia driver once again using the DDU but this time don't re-install a driver yourself. Let Windows Update find a driver for you and see how you go.
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i couldnt clean the vents i dont have a brush at the moment or whatso im going to get the whole laptop cleaned i dont know if that will help tho the dism scan found no bad sector or any errors too.

İm thinking that this is about my graphic card or nvidia...
 
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heyineedhelp said:
Because it only happens when im trying to play a game or whatso , and thats when the nvidia driver comes in right.?
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correct.

Well it could be your graphics overheating so cleaning may help.

I also checked your support page again and noticed you have updates for the nvidia video bios. Have you applied these also?
X550JX | Laptops | ASUS USA
 
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Strange thing happened i checked my device manager and there was a device with and exclamation mark on it , i simply uninstalled it and restarted my computer then an nvidia bubble came up and said something about benchmark or something like that i clicked yes then everything is good. lol i dont know what happened.
 
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okay so first start up i downloaded geforce experience but the laptop is slowed tho.. here is the pictures no bsod yet..
 

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Hmm... Your CPU is at 100%. What's running in the background to make it run so high? ( I assume that's Turkish?)

Process explorer is more advanced than Task manager and should show you whats running so high.

Please run a malwarebytes scan.
 
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Yes nothing was running in the background as you can see now i dont have bsod but my cpu is %100 and it takes forever to do anything.
 
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here is the malware results. i cleaned it but my cpu is stil high at the moment. could it be an ssd problem or what so because i have an external ssd setup in my laptop in the cd rom drive.
 

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heyineedhelp said:
HERE İS MY CPU PİCTURE
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On the column which say's cpu you need to look which process is causing the high usage. On the screenshot I can only see the top half of the page.

Try scanning for viruses using ESET online scanner

Do a system clean using something like Link Removed

Remove any third party applications you no longer use as well removing any browser extensions (things like toolbars or search bars as these can often cause high cpu usage)

If the high usage still continues boot into safe mode and see if it's still high.

I'm off to hit the sack but will check back first thing to see if you posted.
 
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The Cpu usage is mostly the system and the local system network are the things that mostly uses my CPU. İ have Mcafee Antivirus did a whole system scan didnt finy anything. I used Cccleaner cleaned around 2gb worth of things like internet files and whatso. Computer is still very very very slow i can hardly post. Still %100 cpu. Should i wipe everything and download drivers only and stop windows update maybe ?
 
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One more thing weird noises come out of my stereo when i play music i dont know the reason maybe the cpu usage? it never happened before...
 
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heyineedhelp said:
İ have Mcafee Antivirus
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You may find it could be McAfee and I would remove (uninstall) it and just use the onboard Windows Defender. I deal with McAfee a lot debugging dump files and it can be a culprit for many issues.

heyineedhelp said:
Should i wipe everything and download drivers only and stop windows update maybe ?
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This would be a last resort and i'm doubtful it would fix the issue. As for turning off Windows updates, I'd leave them running as they supply critical security updates too.
 
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