System thread exception not handled bsod
System thread exception not handled bsod
Hey, today you experienced a BSOD with the error code "SYSTEM_THREAD_EXCEPTION_NOT_HANDLED". BlueScreenView highlighted two files as red: dxgmms2.sys and ntoskrnl.exe. You’re using Windows 11, freshly installed this January, and have only had three BSODs before—this one was different. It happened while you were browsing. Previously, on Windows 10, you had similar issues every few months, often right after booting, but not during gaming. The OCCT VRAM test never showed any problems.
Can’t access the file to understand its contents. Let’s try without it and explore alternatives. That item usually points to a coding mistake, possibly a rare cosmic ray occurrence—though that seems unlikely if it repeats. Your mention of the every-other-month pattern hints at possible PSU instability. It seems these components often require more power than expected.
I’m running on an iPhone. Got nothing that will open that file type including Microsoft stuff. So to spare others from having to hit up his profile: video card is 3070, cpu is 5800x, motherboard is b550. That’s enough..if the PSU is running on all cylinders and there aren’t any complications. It’s definitely lower end. If the PSU is atx3.0 you’re fine, but if it’s pre atx3.0 You might be having transient spike issues. It’s common to add 100w if you’ve got a modern cpu or gpu and you’ve got both. This might explain the win10 behavior. Interesting that it went away even partially with win11. This may just be a 1 time thing. If it isn’t my first move would be to go up 100w on the PSU. Or get one that is atx3.0 Edited September 22, 2022 by Bombastinator