kmode exception not handled (BSOD)

[Bekoo]

Hello Guys,

I build a new PC 4 days ago after and since then i randomly get the BSOD (kmode exception not handled)

Sometimes i get it after 3 hours yesterday i had it after 32 Hours.

So far i:
Upgraded All my Drivers
Did a memtest (Passed 4 times without any errors)
Clean Install
Removed my old ssd


Im really out of ideas, since i heard "kmode exception not handled" is mostly a Driver Error.


My Hardware:

12700KF
3060 TI Asus
650W Straight Power Bequiet
PRIME Z690-P D4-CSM (Latest bios)
CL16 G.Skill Ripjaws V
SSD Mx500 + Samsung 980 (M.2)
Windows Version: 19044.1288 21H2

Dumpfile Attached

Let me know if you need anything else

(Sorry for the english im not a native speaker)


thanks in advance

091722-6218-01.rar

[cleric_warlock]

Did you check to make sure your RAM is installed in the right slots (2nd and 4th slots away from the cpu like in your manual)? 

 

If your RAM is correct my only other idea is to try the scannow console command which will identify any corrupt system drivers and repair them. Open windows command prompt making sure to run it as administrator and copy and paste in the line below and hit enter:

 

sfc /scannow

 

If this process comes across any corrupt files, it will report to the console that it fixed corrupt files. Hopefully this is helpful!

[Bekoo]

2 minutes ago, cleric_warlock said:

Did you check to make sure your RAM is installed in the right slots (2nd and 4th slots away from the cpu like in your manual)? 

 

If your RAM is correct my only other idea is to try the scannow console command which will identify any corrupt system drivers and repair them. Open windows command prompt making sure to run it as administrator and copy and paste in the line below and hit enter:

 

sfc /scannow

 

If this process comes across any corrupt files, it will report to the console that it fixed corrupt files. Hopefully this is helpful!

Its Correctly installed

 

Scannow found some errors gonna check if it works.

 

How high are the chances that the RAM is faulty even tho it passed memtest?

[cleric_warlock]

Just now, Bekoo said:

Its Correctly installed

 

Scannow found some errors gonna check if it works.

 

How high are the chances that the RAM is faulty even tho it passed memtest?

If I get bsods I instinctually gravitate towards checking ram, but those kind of bsods will be something like "page fault in non paged area" chances are your ram is fine. Since scannow actually caught and fixed errors, just use your computer normally and if something still goes wrong you'll know that it isn't a system driver issue.