BSOD on wakeup from hibernate - possibly ntoskrnl.exe?

Lhoyd1 said:

Hi!
I'm sorry if I misunderstood - I thought you wanted me to get rid of intel rapid storage rather than interl rapid start...
My apologies if I am being stupid!At the moment, its not crashing when awaking from sleep (rapid start) - only from hibernateregards

Lhoyd

Dont think in that way, mate You are not any stupid at all, and I am happy sharing a thread with you.

IRST controls it all, and the overall name is Intel Rapid Storage Technology. The drivers are iastor, iastora and iastorv ..... all belongs to IRST family.

Actually, the management engine interface is also a bloatware; but not the proset .... it is a must for wifi.

Anyway, let us know how the computer is running now. Let us know for any further issue.

And, no scope for any negative assessment about yourself, OK? :)

You hibernate, that is needed for laptops. But use the system native mechanism for it, not any third party application.

In control Panel > Power options, you will get your hibernate settings. No need to use any Intel driver for it. OK? :)

As far as the other things are not causing any serious issue, keep them as they are. What they say ... dont fix it if it is not broken :)

For any more assistance, let us know.

My apologies this time .... I have missed something there in your supplied data.

No code has to be inserted here.

Does the partitions contain one hibernation partition like this one?

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If so, for the sake of a long time sanity, perform a Clean Reinstall - Factory OEM Windows 7.