BSOD at random times, no particular order

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  1. walternyc
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    windows 7
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    Interesting I have almost exactly the same dump file with the 0X24, the qw.process name, and almost exact same stack text. Did you ever solved it or you went for the reformating?
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  3. Laith
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    Windows 10 Pro x64
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    Please start a new thread. But if you want to answer and just reformat the drive. That's the case of 0x24's, probably a corrupt NTFS.
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