I can not tell what the problem is, would need a kernel memory dump. There is something going wrong with your AiCharger.sys driverĪsus charger driver for apple products. Https /Looks like they did not put file dates on the files so I can not tell for sure that they are updated.Īlso update your motherboard network driver.

I would update the motherboard audio driver and the built in intel vga/GPU driver

(it would require a kernel memory dump to dump the name of the device) I would update all the audio driver, then go into BIOS and reset the bios to defaults and reconfigure just to make the BIOS rescan all of the hardware.īasically something attacted directly to the PCI bus did not respond and a bugcheck was called. system also claims there is a conflict between the intel audio driver and the network driver. Try to find out what that unknown device driver is for. (update the network driver, remove any shadowplay streaming, maybe disable the virus scanner to see if it has an effect)ĭism.exe /online /cleanup-image /restorehealth

The virus scanning could be delayed by the old network driver, which can delay the GPU streaming, which can make the GPU not respond in time before a timeout bugcheck is called. You have some very new virus scanner (DrWebLwf.sys ) Also, bugs in virus scanning can also mess up with old network drivers. NOTE: the nvidia driver does streaming and a old network driver can mess it up. I would also look into fixing the other conflicts. Http //app/answers/detail/a_id/3130/~/setting-power-management-mode-from-adaptive-to-maximum-performance This is part of the nvidia graphic driver. I can see that the device that did not respond was nvlddmkm.sys

Ntoskrnl.exe driver power state failure