BSOD ntoskrnl.exe

DonCeCo said:

About BSOD it say "memory_corruption" but the error code 0x3D it appears very infrequently. As i remember you said you check your RAM?

yes the RAM is fine, I tested it in stock and xmp with memtest

You're repeatedly getting "Windows Error Reporting Memory Sharing" errors. BDCAM was the cause in one case. PNP driver not found was another. You're also getting repeated Windows Update failures, , etc. Too many for me to chase this morning. I wanted to see the log you provided because yesterday I found nearly the identical failure on a NVIDIA controller for a USB 3 port using the same graphics card at a different website.

In a PM, you told me that you've installed all the updates through March.

Are you still seeing the problems and are you getting a BSOD?

wither 2 said:

In a PM, you told me that you've installed all the updates through March.

Are you still seeing the problems and are you getting a BSOD?

I installed it on another partition just to make sure it was not the fault of the windows update and not on the main partition, do you know how to activate the "view problem details" option when an error occurs?

i am getting more BSOD errors nowAttachment 413573

It's late so I haven't looked at your .rar. However, did you change the boot drive to the partition with all the updates?

no, i'm using the same one as before that was just the test

That doesn't help. You would need to change the designation for the existing C: drive to another drive and then designate the partition with the updates to the C: drive. However, in the back of my mind I think there is another way to get it to boot from a different partition. Need to look into that but don't have time right now.

This is how to boot from the other partition with all the updates-

1. Click "Start".
2. Click "Control Panel".
3. Click "Administrative Tools." From this folder, open the "System Configuration" icon. This will open the Microsoft System Configuration ...
4. Click the "Boot" tab. Highlight the name of the partition you want to boot off of and click "Set as Default." Click "Apply".
5. Restart your computer. Your machine will now boot off of the selected partition on your hard drive.

what?? I don't want to start the other partition, I just installed the updated windows on it to test if the error was the lack of any updates, as the error still happens in it so, no, it's not the fault of some update missing

Trouble is, you're not booting from that partition so you won't be able to see if any updates helps fix the problem. When you installed on that partition, it had no effect on the OS on the existing boot drive.