Issues with my PC

FusionH2o

FusionH2o

Was in the middle of playing a game then gotten a blue screen that says "Your PC ran into a problem and needs to restart." Before the screen went off I was trying to see what else it was saying about a driver error so my PC is probably having a hard drive driver problem or something. The screen looked almost like the one below except mine was mentioning something about a driver error. Is there a fix around this error?
windows-10-blue-screen-death.jpg
 
Stop code: "MANUALLY INITIATED CRASH" :confused:

That means some software you have made Windows crash on purpose.
From what I've read, it's frequently caused by a driver incompatibility, sometimes caused by a driver update.

I found this page which offers some suggestions (don't know how reliable the source is).
 
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Bugcheck
Event 1001

Code: 
Provider

   [ Name]  Microsoft-Windows-WER-SystemErrorReporting
   [ Guid]  {ABCE23E7-DE45-4366-8631-84FA6C525952}
   [ EventSourceName]  BugCheck
  - EventID 1001

   - EventData

  param1 0x000000d1 (0xffff8681e8307c00, 0x0000000000000002, 0x0000000000000000, 0xfffff80266ce614b)
  param2 C:\WINDOWS\MEMORY.DMP
  param3 75180629-cfa7-407f-bac6-962360c69066

I tried to access C:\WINDOWS\MEMORY.DMP but was denied.
 
It seems that screenshot was just grabbed as an example. The error code experienced by FusionH2o is different.

We call that a "blue screen of death" or BSOD. There are many problems that can cause a BSOD, most of them hardware or driver problems. RAM going bad is a common one and easy to test for.

Look up some common techniques for solving BSODs. Among the steps, you should do a memory test and make sure your drivers are all the most recent versions.
 
Corrodias said:
....RAM going bad is a common one and easy to test for.
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I burnt memtest86+ on the disc, I will try that first and I'll let that run tonight while I'm sleeping.
 
IRQL_LESS_THAN_OR_EQUAL - test memory (as you're already doing), back off any overclocks you might be running, and if you've recently installed any driver updates (eg NVIDIA/AMD graphics drivers), try rolling those back.
 
Good news folks! I ran memtest86+ before going to bed last night I woke up this morning seen the screen the program made 68 passes and no failing ram. Just a few moments ago I uninstalled the AMD Crimson beta drivers and installed the Catalyst drivers. I tried to re initiate the bugcheck again and nothing happened. I guess this problem is solve. Thank you all who have helped me make it through this.
 
FusionH2o said:
Good news folks! I ran memtest86+ before going to bed last night I woke up this morning seen the screen the program made 68 passes and no failing ram. Just a few moments ago I uninstalled the AMD Crimson beta drivers and installed the Catalyst drivers. I tried to re initiate the bugcheck again and nothing happened. I guess this problem is solve. Thank you all who have helped me make it through this.
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Yes, that wouldn't surprise me with beta drivers. By definition, they're still under test and anything could happen.
 
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