BSOD on Windows 7 64 bit (ntoskrnl)

[Pacifistx]

Hey guys. Been getting these random blue screens for some time now, tried about everything I could think of. Dump files all seem to flag ntoskrnl.sys, but I cant figure out what causes the problem.
Maybe someone can help? I would aprecciate it very much!
Dump archive attached below.

 

[Cycloid Torus]

My experience for last 3-4 years is that storage media is beginning to screw up when the kernel crashes, but it could be conflicts in drivers.

I've given up on messing with *.dmp files - instead I use Reliability Monitor. Check reliability monitor ('reli' in search box) and see what it tells you. https://www.howtogeek.com/166911/re...windows-troubleshooting-tool-you-arent-using/

As an alternative, you can try https://www.techspot.com/downloads/4927-bluescreenview.html .

 

[Pacifistx]

Thanks a lot, I'll try that!

 

[DelJo63]

Review the EventVwr.msc for Errors in the System Log

 

[Pacifistx]

Thanks, but it didn't really help. Still getting these BSODs. Any other suggestions?

 

[Cycloid Torus]

Thanks, but it didn't really help. Still getting these BSODs. Any other suggestions?

What did you try and what were the results?

 

[Pacifistx]

What did you try and what were the results?

Tried Reliability monitor and BSviewer. They both tell that in all cases the problem is connectet to ntoskrnl.sys, but I knew that already.

 

[Cycloid Torus]

BSOD ntoskrnl.sys usually isn't the cause. Cause may be RAM or lack of necessary updates or a bad/corrupt driver. If no faulting module or BugCheck code.
Run Anti-malware.
Update OS.
Confirm boot drive is less than 3/4 full.
Confirm condition of boot drive (chkdsk and maker's utility)
If several sticks of RAM, try running with one less in rotation to see if BSOD goes away (I.e., bad RAM)
Drivers - consider using DDU to remove video card driver completely and then download fresh from manufacturer and install it.

If you do encounter an error code or a faulting module, please share it.