Frequent BSOD Crashes related to ntoskrnl and NTFS.sys

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  1. zigzag3143
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    No idea about event viewer as of now but I have seen verifier run for 36+ hours before crashing.

    It is all a combination of circumstances.
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  3. SJMaye
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    I found the Check Disk scan. The date and time seem to correlate to when the crashes ceased. I will continue to run driver verifier. It has run almost 24 hours now without issue. Here are the results to the check disk. Not used to reading these, but nothing is popping out at me.
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  4. SJMaye
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    The machine has run for 3 days straight without incident. Granted it has just been idling, but it had been crashing relentlessly at idle in the past. It appears I am out of the woods. I just don't like knowing for sure what fixed it.

    Again, thank you for the help!
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