Recent Blue Screens

[RocketJump]

Over the last week, I've been having a random WHEA_UNCORRECTABLE blue screens at different times. It's happened while editing pictures in photoshop, browsing the internet, and even moving the mouse when coming back to my PC. When I get these crashes, no crash dumps are ever able to be made so it's been hard to diagnose. Event viewer shows Microsoft-Windows-Kernel-Power w/ eventid 41. Reliability monitor shows hardware error "LiveKernelEvent" with code 141. Now I had this PC overclocked and it was used heavily without any errors for the last 4 months. Recently, I dropped it back to stock clocks using the same (adaptive) voltage so I don't think that's the issue. Temps are good. I tested RAM every night over the last few days and I did notice that 1 stick would get an error every now and then so I RMAd it thinking that was the issue. Well it's happened again twice tonight and I'm not sure what else to check. One interesting thing I realized was that I've been getting these crashes ever since installing the latest NVidia drivers, but I'm not sure if that would cause a WHEA error. I've uninstalled those drivers with DDU and installed the previous ones just now but is there anything else I could check in the meantime? The only two big differences I can recall since these started occurring were updating my nvidia drivers and updating to windows 10 1903 from a previous version.

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• corrupt hardware: damaged hard disk, video card problem, RAM corruption, problems with the processor
• driver compatibility issues (this especially happens for Windows 8.1 systems)
• driver conflict
• heat related problems, e.g. overclocking the system
• a corrupt Windows registry
• corrupt or removed Windows-specific system files

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[RocketJump]

3 hours ago, will1432 said:

 

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After more testing, I can confirm that the Nvidia 430.86 drivers were causing it. Guess I'll stick to the old ones.