F5F Stay Refreshed Hardware Desktop System encountered a thread exception and the file Wdf01000.sys failed.

System encountered a thread exception and the file Wdf01000.sys failed.

System encountered a thread exception and the file Wdf01000.sys failed.

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Llabros
Senior Member
740
12-21-2016, 03:41 PM
#1
You're experiencing a blue screen with the message Wdf01000.sys had failed. Before this issue occurred, you were running another demanding game without problems. Prior to the BSOD, you heard a USB device disconnect sound and had no issues beforehand. You've run SFC and DISM scans and found no corrupted files, currently undergoing a virus scan. Research suggests it might be due to a driver problem. Additionally, your USB WiFi adapter sometimes stops working during game loading, causing internet loss but resolving when reconnecting. Could this instability lead to the BSOD? I'm seeking guidance on possible solutions. Thanks.
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Llabros
12-21-2016, 03:41 PM #1

You're experiencing a blue screen with the message Wdf01000.sys had failed. Before this issue occurred, you were running another demanding game without problems. Prior to the BSOD, you heard a USB device disconnect sound and had no issues beforehand. You've run SFC and DISM scans and found no corrupted files, currently undergoing a virus scan. Research suggests it might be due to a driver problem. Additionally, your USB WiFi adapter sometimes stops working during game loading, causing internet loss but resolving when reconnecting. Could this instability lead to the BSOD? I'm seeking guidance on possible solutions. Thanks.

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TurritaSC
Member
156
12-29-2016, 06:37 AM
#2
Follow option one from the provided link.
After that, proceed with the next steps:
Create a small memory dump via Windows during a BSOD using Minidump.
Access File Explorer and go to C:\Windows\Minidump.
Transfer the generated mini-dump files to your Desktop.
Avoid using Winzip; use Windows' built-in feature instead.
Select the files on your Desktop, right-click them, and choose 'Send to' – Compressed (zipped) folder.
Upload the resulting zip file to the cloud (OneDrive, DropBox, etc.).
Share the link to the uploaded file so we can review it together.
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TurritaSC
12-29-2016, 06:37 AM #2

Follow option one from the provided link.
After that, proceed with the next steps:
Create a small memory dump via Windows during a BSOD using Minidump.
Access File Explorer and go to C:\Windows\Minidump.
Transfer the generated mini-dump files to your Desktop.
Avoid using Winzip; use Windows' built-in feature instead.
Select the files on your Desktop, right-click them, and choose 'Send to' – Compressed (zipped) folder.
Upload the resulting zip file to the cloud (OneDrive, DropBox, etc.).
Share the link to the uploaded file so we can review it together.