Recent PC setup faced several WSOD/BSODA problems and performance slowdowns.
Recent PC setup faced several WSOD/BSODA problems and performance slowdowns.
Live kernel events aren't BSODs. They're crashes the OS can recover from. Examining the dump files reveals the same problem I noticed in another dump that wasn't from Driver Verifier initially. I didn't review it then since one dump might be random, and I thought disabling DV would help most issues. We can build from there. The dumps indicate a USB device issue, but I can't identify which one because it doesn't run its own driver. Windows uses the Driver Framework (WDF) to handle background tasks easily, saving time and complexity. However, if something crashes like this, we only see WDF, suggesting a faulty or outdated driver for that device.