I'd really like to get back to playing certain games without worrying about a BSOD lurking around a corner. If there is any way I can fix this, please enlighten me. Again, I don't know if they are truly the causes behind my BSODs. Ntoskrnl.exe is still at the top of the list, but this time, VerifierExt.sys and winio64.sys are directly below it. dmps from a test I ran with Driver Verifier which warned me that I will most likely experience BSODs after restarting: dmps that I uploaded through Catbox (clicking them will directly download them): Every other game I play such as Heroes of the Storm, Overwatch, Warframe, Guild Wars 2, and so on are completely fine. So far, those are the only three I've played lately-Enderal for the first time after months-that caused BSODs only during those specified moments I detailed. If I manage to get pass the loading screen, the game will eventually freeze then cause a BSOD anyway. It often causes a BSOD whenever it's in the middle of loading my mods before I'm able to access any settings or play the game. RimWorld: My first time trying to play this game.I've had the most BSODs from this game even though I never had a single BSOD from it when I played it in the past. After the game goes through its logos, there is a random chance I would experience a BSOD at the now frozen 'Attempting to log in.' screen. Paladins: The game where the BSODs began during that month. I never had this problem with Enderal prior to March when I used to play it very often. When I tried to tab back in, the game was frozen, and it crashed my computer seconds afterwards. Enderal - Forgotten Stories: BSOD yesterday when I paused the game and ALT+Tabbed for a while.Here's a list of games and their activities that caused them: Whenever I play certain games, these BSODs would happen. dmp files (they have a bunch of NULs and other gibberish in them) to determine if that. Unfortunately, I don't know how to properly read the actual. dmps have been showing me-something about ntoskrnl.exe in every single crash. March or sometime before that, and I can't place a finger on what's causing them to happen besides what the crash. I'm having an issue with BSODs that I started getting around.
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