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pci.sys driver_irql_not_less_or_equal
Ok, I have had I beleive 5 blue screens, one 3/12, 3/17, 3/18, 3/19, 3/20 I believe, I can't remember more
the newest two I had set windows to not auto restart
I also had it set to dump ram, but its not doing that, is it an issue with being on an nvme?
I have 2 candidates for what is causing this, one being xbox controller drives, and one being scptoolkit and my bluetooth not liking each other. I have another one where called hydrus that i'm looking into but given what the dev has said so far, im doubting it to be the culprit.
The drivers, I have already disabled them, and killed the xbox ones process, the last blue screen was 3/20
i'm on day 4 of uptime right now, the drivers were installed on 3/4 and considering I was getting them daily almost, I think that may have been the cause but im not 100% sure.
also on 3/20 I did a chkdsk
Checking file system on C: The type of the file system is NTFS. Volume lab - Pastebin.com
Is there anything there that may have helped with the issue? I have no idea what im looking at when it come to this, but it seems like it did some things.
I want to get this fixed if possible without needing to format or use windows disc
While I have a key and installed from a legitimate iso, I have the issue of not only being on nvme, but also not having usb 2 ports, making reinstall at best a nightmare and at worst repair impossible. I know you can inject drivers into the iso, but that's beyond me and the 1000~ step tutorial near impossible for me to follow.
any help with this is greatly appreciated, I'm hoping this doesn't come down to me needing to get another hdd to install windows on to mirror to the ssd again.