Irql failed due to ntoskrnl.exe stopping after removing a memory stick, but it continues to crash every few hours.
Irql failed due to ntoskrnl.exe stopping after removing a memory stick, but it continues to crash every few hours.
It triggered two system failures or was linked to them, so turn it off and observe the outcome. Additional crashes will appear if you upload the crash dumps.
For those particular issues I encountered, installing League of Legends doesn't lead to crashes.
Windows didn't install smoothly, but if it does, the problems might be elsewhere. Use the PC normally, and when it fails, share the BSoD so we can check what the newest version provides.
The system stopped immediately. Driver verifier found a violation with ID 011322-37218-01.dmp.
A driver trying to damage the system has been identified. This happened because the administrator marked it as suspicious in the registry and the kernel now performs thorough checks on this driver. If the driver tries to harm the system, specific bugs 0xC4, 0xC1 and 0xA will likely occur. The crash count for this issue is 1. The process running is PEUpdater.exe, with symbol AsUpIO+2359, module AsUpIO. The image name is AsUpIO.sys. The stack command is .thread ; .cxr ; kb. The failure bucket ID is 0xc4_f6_VRFK_AsUpIO!unknown_function. I recommend examining AsUpIO.sys and PEUpdater.exe to understand their behavior.