Random BSOD during usage invloving dxgkrnl.sys


  1. dutta1kartik3
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    Random BSOD during usage invloving dxgkrnl.sys


    I have been having BSOD issues for past 1 or 2 months, and I (believe) that I have the dump files for the last four of them, and I have also attached the monitor image of the last BSOD along with the output of dm log collector output.

    I have run an antivirus scan with Microsoft Security Essentials and also have checked out my Dell video drivers which I have confirmed are updated to the latest version in my computer.

    The BSOD occur randomly , not while doing a specific activity or playing any game ,etc.

    Any Help would be very appreciated.
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  3. dutta1kartik3
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    A little help would be appreciated :)
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  4. dutta1kartik3
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    Please Can Someone Help Plz....
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  6. dutta1kartik3
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    Also after I updated my AMD Driver from the AMD website I am frequently getting "Display driver stopped responding and has recovered" error popup from my taskbar in which the screen goes black for 2 seconds as well. But have not suffered any new crashes since the day of my posting my logs.

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