Blue screen problem

[TheMagicGinger]

Spec:

Windows 10 64bit

ASUS Z170 PRO GAMING, Socket-1151
MSI GTX 970 Gaming 4G graphics Card 
Cooler Master V850 power supply 
Intel core i7-6700k processor
Ram 16GB (2x DDR4)
SSD 128 GB
SSD 500 GB
A external drive with 931 GB

 

Started to get blue screen problems about 2 days ago. I have gotten the message PAGE_FAULT_IN_NONPAGED_AREA, What failed: win32kfull.sys and NTFS.sys. I have also gotten the massage MEMORY_MANAGEMENT. I got a blue screen at least 3 time per day and it's a new thing falling everytime.  I have done a Windows Memory Diagnostics and it found no problems. I have also done this https://gyazo.com/57944f1143d96fe5698bc67b91dd4377.

 

Any help is appreciated thank you!

[Cyracus]

Might be an overclock issue, try dialing it back a bit and see if it stops. Also think of what you were doing a few days ago, probably has something to do with it...

[TheMagicGinger]

1 minute ago, Cyracus said:

Might be an overclock issue, try dialing it back a bit and see if it stops. Also think of what you were doing a few days ago, probably has something to do with it...

That's it. I have no memory of doing something weird with my pc in the last days

[Cyracus]

I've said that before, casually changed some setting without thinking about it and ended up with issues. Still I suggest lowering any OC you've done or run a stress test with ROG realbench for a few hours which should tell you quicker if you have an OC issue

[TheMagicGinger]

42 minutes ago, Cyracus said:

I've said that before, casually changed some setting without thinking about it and ended up with issues. Still I suggest lowering any OC you've done or run a stress test with ROG realbench for a few hours which should tell you quicker if you have an OC issue

I can be a bit off here but I haven't done any overclocking on my pc. So I dont think its a overclocking issue.

[Cyracus]

2 hours ago, TheMagicGinger said:

I can be a bit off here but I haven't done any overclocking on my pc. So I dont think its a overclocking issue.

it wouldn't hurt to double check, or go into the uefi bios and load optimized defaults. You do have hardware that can OC and it's popping the kind of errors I'm used to seeing on a bad OC.