Windows Blue Screen Unexpected Kernel Mode Trap

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Hello! im not on alot of forums so im not sure where to go with this issue but this seemed the right place to go because the dump files involves code if im not misstaken,

So, recently I've been Recording / Streaming stuff on my desktop and it seems like im getting a blue screen with the message "Unexpected Kernel Mode Trap" when I do, not all the time but almost everytime I stream, Iw as wondering if I could post some sort of dump log file that someone could check whats causing this, Or am I at the wrong place for this type of issue?

Posted 20-Jan-16 12:42pm

BladeLogan

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Richard MacCutchan 21-Jan-16 11:11am

You should send the dump to Microsoft.

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Dave Kreskowiak · Answer 1 · 2016-01-20T13:26:00

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Here[^], try it yourself first. Your machine has all the stuff the analysis is going to need.

You still have to install WinDbg, but that Instructable will be a good start.

Posted 20-Jan-16 13:26pm

Dave Kreskowiak

Updated 21-Jan-16 4:52am

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BladeLogan 21-Jan-16 2:03am

The link that you sent me I tested that out before I came here, It didnt do anything, Il try isntalling WndDbg.

Dave Kreskowiak 21-Jan-16 10:52am

What do you mean "it didn't do anything"? Without having the debugger (WinDbg) installed (as you've said you haven't install it yet) you can't do what the Instructable says to do!