Windows 10: frequent IRQL_not_less_or_equal bluescreen

some system informationrocessor: IntelR CoreTM i9-14900F 2.00 GHzInstalled RAM: 32.0 GB 31.8 GB usableSystem type: 64-bit operating system, x64-based processormy pc tends to bluescreen with the IRQL not less or equal error when i play certain games. on occasion, ill get hypervisor error, but 90% of the time its the other one. this started around 3 months ago. everything appears to be up to date and the only antivirus i have is windows defenderthings ive tried, following this guide:repairing the installation with DISM and SFC commands - when it works, i still get the bluescreen. somet

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IRQL_NOT_LESS_OR_EQUAL bluescreen

Hi DaveM121,

Sorry to bother you again, but today I had "IRQL_NOT_LESS_OR_EQUAL" bluescreen again, I checked the EventViewer to see the possible cause and it again saved the dump at "C:\Windows\MEMORY.DMP.". I have uploaded it to OneDrive once again.

Is this still related to Motherboard Chipset drivers? Because I have already downloaded and installed latest chipset driver for my motherboard after your suggestion to do so. Not sure what is the cause of this IRQL_NOT_LESS_OR_EQUAL system error this time.

Sorry to bother you and thank you for your time!!!

 

Frequent Bluescreen / BSOD irql_not_less_or_equal

Dear all,

I have a lenovo legion 5 and frequently it has BSOD and most of the description is irql_not_less_or_equal.

It has happened since 1-2 years ago when i used windows 11. I thought by downgrading it to Windows 10 (it is the original windows when i bought the laptop) but it didn't solve the problem. I also formatted the windows before and it didn't help.

At some point, i saw it showed ndis.sys.

I tried to do the driver verifier and it won't boot because of amdxata.sys, so the laptop just restarted a couple of times before it can start again (but the bluescreen still occured).

I've uploaded my minidump / memory.dmp file here:

Minidump

I will be very glad if anyone can analyze and solve my problem.

 

IRQL_Not_Less_Or_Equal

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If your computer auto restarts on BSOD find the setting in windows to make it stop.
Second step is to look for the error code of the BSOD.
Perhaps easier would be to use an online application such as bluescreen viewer.
Once you know which driver is causing the problem you can look further into fixing it.