BSOD caused by ntsokrnl.exe driver


  1. morgangord
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    BSOD caused by ntsokrnl.exe driver


    Hi, i hope i uploaded the minidump files correctly.

    But yeah, my computer has been restarting randomly for a while
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    sorry, here's the other zip
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  10. axe0
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    Hi morgangord,

    I am sorry for the delay.
    The problem is that every time you have posted in your thread, it moved you up in the threads, but removed you from the unanswered threads list.
    Normally we only check the unanswered list as the other threads, we assume, the OP's are being helped.

    Please run the tool again and upload the new zip file.
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