2 BSOD's today, please help

Please help me, i got 2 BSOD this morning while just browsing the internet, can anyone please determine the cause for me from the dumps attached

Both crashes are inconclusive. You'll want to turn on Driver Verifier. In addition to not checking Low Resource Simulation, also do the same for Force Pending I/O Requests and IRP Logging. Have the rest of the options checked. Reboot immediately after you finish it all (by clicking the Finish button). If your system starts BSODing at startup, go into Safe Mode by mashing the F8 key at startup then disable Driver Verifier. Send us all resulting crashdumps.

I did find both your network drivers and your video drivers to be fairly up to date. There's the possibility that the new versions may have a bug or two involved but if they do Driver Verifier should catch it. Otherwise, we can venture to guess they're pretty safe.

thank you for your response, i started the verifier with all options checked except for those 3 you have listed and rebooted, no bluescreen occured upon boot up. Ill keep it on the rest of the day and let u know if anything happens, thanks again.

Glad to see you are getting help. I saw your other thread and was about to help you there. You are in good hands with Vir Gnarus.

There looks to be a bug with the Feb 29, 2012 version of the Nvidia drivers. If there is an update try doing so, otherwise try rolling back the driver.

Vir Gnarus said:

There looks to be a bug with the Feb 29, 2012 version of the Nvidia drivers. If there is an update try doing so, otherwise try rolling back the driver.

It is their newest one. This driver has been giving me problems since I installed it, like flickering my screen then i would get a message from action center saying "Nvidia driver has recovered from an error" or something like that. I wasn't sure if it was the exact causes of the blue screens or not. Thanks for helping me i really appreciate it!

I installed their 2nd newest one, ill keep u posted if i get more BSOD's

Another BSOD again with Driver Verifier enabled. This time for driver "dxgkrnl.sys"

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