BSOD on Different Times and Different Errors

[Vir Gnarus]

There does seem to be a definite hardware failure of sorts here, either via voltage problems, motherboard, or memory. CPU can also potentially be cause here. From several of the crashes dating way back to your first set of crashdumps all the way to the most current there are CPU registers holding memory addresses that definitely have been corrupted in a manner conducive of hardware failure. Whether these memory addresses were corrupted earlier when sitting in memory or whether they were corrupted while residing in the CPU registers or the L1 cache, I am not sure at this point in time.

I'm trying to get a bit more idea on what exactly may have caused it, but I believe I might not be able to get the answer given we're dealing with minidumps here. Yet for sure, it's hardware. Because it's a new laptop and you're already getting issues, it may very well be a manufacturing defect that slipped through testing. If you have a warranty still on it (I would gather you do given how young it is) you may wanna put it to good use here.

 

[shriekyphantom]

Tomorrow, I'm planning to bring the laptop to the place where I bought it.

Thanks to all of you for the help! I learned many things and I know it will help me in my course.

 

[zigzag3143]

Tomorrow, I'm planning to bring the laptop to the place where I bought it.

Thanks to all of you for the help! I learned many things and I know it will help me in my course.

Good luck and let us know if you need help.