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I've followed the msi sollution 2 or 3 months ago did all that with no positive result ( on a previous windows installation ). I have done it again now, still another BSOD came while I am struggling to save my work from the vmware machines ( attached the dump ).

Thank you for the reply again, I actually been on the msi link in the past, did all that but still got the errors ( I believe it was 2 or 3 months ago ) I will give it a shoot again and see what happens. The crash refers to hardware issues ? Is there any way to point what part is failing ?

The unknown device is the ST Microelectronics removed previously ( Hardware ID: ACPI\VEN_SMO&DEV_8810 ) I have posted CPU-Z screen shoots in one of my previous posts and also attached them including the latest dump file here. Thank you again.

Just recovered from another BSOD, like usual the nVidia is no where to be found, attached a picture. Any idea what is causing the video adapter to appear disconnected? Even after reboot. It's the weirdest problem I ever come across.

Hello again, I also have no ideea what Winblue is, looked it up under control panel prgroams and features and nothing related to winblue is showing up, do you have any more info about WinBlue so I can pin it out? any filenames or paths. I do apologize for the request thingy on my previous...

Thank you so much for your reply. I cannot remove VMWare as of today because much of my work is saved inside virtual machines. I was receiving blue screens before VMWare was installed. Things I done today as per your request: - removed ST Microelectronics software/driver - checked for...

Hello everyone. I have attached as requested the archive containing the SF Diagnostic Tool v5 dumps. I am receiving a huge number of BSOD errors, after each one the nVidia graphics card is nowhere to be found, rebooting the system does not help, in order to bring the nVidia card back I need to...