Error Code: 0x00000119 ntoskrnl.exe+16c310

[ItsTheYoshi]

Okay, so I when to wake up my monitor from "sleep" and when I did there was just a black screen and then my computer started up, even though it was already on. After I go to the desktop I download BlueScreenView because I had the suspicion that it was a BSOD and from the dump, it was so I have come here for help with this issue.

I have also had an issue recently where I can't wake my computer from sleep without a reboot, so I disabled sleep from right now.

 

I also have been having an issue where my display will just lose connection, this was fixed by upping the power limit of the GPU to its Max of +25%.

Specs:

OS: Win 10 Home x64

CPU: i5-6600k @ 4.4Ghz

GPU: Asus ROG Strix RX 470 OC 4GB

RAM: 16GB @ 2400Mhz

[knightslugger]

okay so what .dll actually failed?

[ItsTheYoshi]

1 minute ago, knightslugger said:

okay so what .dll actually failed?

I have no idea what failed. Here is the dump file if that helps. Also, I added the BlueScreenView txt as well.

Dump.txt

051617-6031-01.dmp

[knightslugger]

I'm not touching those files with a 20ft pole...

[ItsTheYoshi]

2 minutes ago, knightslugger said:

I'm not touching those files with a 20ft pole...

Then what are you looking for then? I can post the contents of the txt but other than that I am not sure.

[Droidbot]

RMA memory?

 

Also, what PSU? 

Try disabling Haswell power states in the BIOS

[Leonard]

Run a system clean up. This is a windows indexing/search issue that plagues the sleep wake up function.

[ItsTheYoshi]

1 minute ago, Droidbot said:

RMA memory?

 

Also, what PSU? 

Try disabling Haswell power states in the BIOS

 

Should I run a memtest or something?

PSU: Corsair cx650m 650 Watt

And I will take a look for that in the BIOS, not sure where it will be in the ASRock z170a-x1.

[ItsTheYoshi]

1 minute ago, Leonard said:

Run a system clean up. This is a windows indexing/search issue that plagues the sleep wake up function.

A disk cleanup? or is this something different?

[AnonKraken]

Based on the bug check code alone, it might be GPU related, possibly VRAM. Try doing a clean install of the GPU driver.

[Leonard]

Just now, ItsTheYoshi said:

A disk cleanup? or is this something different?

Yes a disk clean up.......right click your C drive, select properties, then click Disk Cleanup then let it do its thing then on the window that appears, click Disk Cleanup again then when that happens you hit OK. The second Disk Cleanup is with admin rights.

[ItsTheYoshi]

3 minutes ago, Leonard said:

Yes a disk clean up.......right click your C drive, select properties, then click Disk Cleanup then let it do its thing then on the window that appears, click Disk Cleanup again then when that happens you hit OK. The second Disk Cleanup is with admin rights.

 

Okay, thanks for the clarification. I will do that along with everything else that was suggested.

[ItsTheYoshi]

23 minutes ago, VikingGaming said:

Based on the bug check code alone, it might be GPU related, possibly VRAM. Try doing a clean install of the GPU driver.

I tried this by using DDU but the issue still seems to be there. This was tested with going into sleep mode and then waking the PC, but the PC actually just boots as if it was turned off... I really don't understand why.

20 minutes ago, Leonard said:

Yes a disk clean up.......right click your C drive, select properties, then click Disk Cleanup then let it do its thing then on the window that appears, click Disk Cleanup again then when that happens you hit OK. The second Disk Cleanup is with admin rights.

 

Just like the above statement I tried with no success. 

[Leonard]

5 minutes ago, ItsTheYoshi said:

I tried this by using DDU but the issue still seems to be there. This was tested with going into sleep mode and then waking the PC, but the PC actually just boots as if it was turned off... I really don't understand why.

Just like the above statement I tried with no success. 

Are you using HDMI or DP to connect to your monitor? If it is HDMI make sure the cable is a 2.0 version, no i am not saying a 1.4 won't work but you want to narrow down the sleep issue  and there are a few issues that cause this frustrating error.

 

Try a CMOS clear with the RAM taken out.

[ItsTheYoshi]

20 minutes ago, Leonard said:

Are you using HDMI or DP to connect to your monitor? If it is HDMI make sure the cable is a 2.0 version, no i am not saying a 1.4 won't work but you want to narrow down the sleep issue  and there are a few issues that cause this frustrating error.

 

Try a CMOS clear with the RAM taken out.

 

For the display I used DVI-D.

 

Now about removing the RAM and clearing the CMOS I don't really want to touch that. If you are thinking it could be a motherboard related issue I am probably just going to take my PC into Canada Computers as my motherboard already has some damage done to it, mainly a burnt out RAM slot.

[Leonard]

2 minutes ago, ItsTheYoshi said:

For the display I used DVI-D.

 

Now about removing the RAM and clearing the CMOS I don't really want to touch that. If you are thinking it could be a motherboard related issue I am probably just going to take my PC into Canada Computers as my motherboard already has some damage done to it, mainly a burnt out RAM slot.

That would be very wise, it would have been nice to have that information in the beginning.

 

best of luck.

[ItsTheYoshi]

Just now, Leonard said:

That would be very wise, it would have been nice to have that information in the beginning.

 

best of luck.

 

Yeah sorry for that, anyway for thanks for the help anyway.