BSOD whenever a program starts up. ntoskrnl.exe the culprit.


  1. Stormbeard
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    BSOD whenever a program starts up. ntoskrnl.exe the culprit.


    Hey everyone,

    First time posting here. Recently last week, i started getting BSODs with the "ntoskrnl.exe" being the issue according to bluescreenview. I was playing CS:GO and it blue screened twice, one after another. Today when coming home from work, I was playing Rust, and bam, a series of BSOD. It seems to have gotten worse seeing as how I can't even run a program without it crashing.

    I ran memtest and no errors were found.

    I've gone ahead and uploaded the zip file along with screenshots of Bluescreenview.

    Thanks!
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  3. Stormbeard
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    Bump. Anyone got anything?
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