Windows 10: HP workstation reboot auto every 15mins, after the "blue screen" events but it fixed, logs...

HP workstation reboot auto every 15mins, after the "blue screen" events but it fixed, logs is here, Kernel-Power 41 63 , key word :70368744177664,2The system has rebooted without cleanly shutting down first. This error could be caused if the system stopped responding, crashed, or lost power unexpectedly.Log Name: SystemSource: Kernel-Power Logged: 2024/7/22 7:15:41Event ID: 41 Task Category: 63Level: Critical

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blue screen issue


after monthes of running system it was fine then on windows 7 it blue screened after looking it over myself and getting advice from local pc shop they suggest upgrading os will fix the issue so I upgraded to win 8.1 and along followed the blue screens now again upgrading after more advice I'm on win 10 and the bluescreens followed as a bad pool error rebooting I have included the requested report please help as spending the $150 the local pc shop wants is my next step

 

Persistent Blue Screen Errors with Timestamped Event Log Details

I've been grappling with persistent blue screen errors on my system, and to understand the root cause, I've been closely monitoring the Event Log Viewer. What's particularly concerning is that these errors seem to be occurring consistently at specific times. Here's a breakdown of the errors along with their corresponding timestamps:

11:56:10 AM

• Error: MSSQL$SQLEXPRESS (Event ID: 8317)
  

11:55:46 AM

• Error: DistributedCOM (Event ID: 10010)
  

11:53:52 AM

• Error: volmgr (Event ID: 45)
  
• Error: Eventlog (Event ID: 1101)
  
• Critical: Kernel-Power (Event ID: 41)
  

11:29:35 AM

• Error: MSSQL$SQLEXPRESS (Event ID: 8317)
  

11:27:14 AM

• Error: volmgr (Event ID: 45)
  

11:09:02 AM

• Error: MSSQL$SQLEXPRESS (Event ID: 8317)
  

10:58:30 AM

• Critical: WinREAgent (Event ID: 4502)
  

10:52:51 AM

• Error: MSSQL$SQLEXPRESS (Event ID: 8317)
  

10:52:34 AM

• Error: DistributedCOM (Event ID: 10010)
  

10:50:32 AM

• Error: volmgr (Event ID: 45)
  
• Critical: Kernel-Power (Event ID: 41)
  

10:44:44 AM

• Error: Volsnap (Event ID: 36)
  

This pattern suggests a systemic issue rather than isolated incidents. Despite my attempts at troubleshooting, these errors persist. Any insights into resolving these timestamped errors and mitigating the blue screen crashes would be immensely helpful. Thank you for your assistance!ry

 

Blue Screens

Hello,

DRIVER_IRQL_NOT_LESS_OR_EQUAL is usually caused by a driver that tried to access an address that is pageable while the Interrupt Request Level (IRQL) is too high. Usually, the driver that caused the blue screen is shown in the blue screen error. May we know
if there are any when the blue screen appears?

If nothing shows, you can check the System Log in Event Viewer for additional error messages that might identify the device or driver that is causing the blue screen. Kindly check Event Viewer if there is a driver listed in the System log. Here's how:

• Press the Start button, then type event viewer
  and select Event Viewer in the search results.
• In Event Viewer, expand System, then search for logs that occurred when the blue screen appeared.

We look forward to your response.