MS doesn't always have the latest drivers because those are really the responsibility of people who make the hardware. Now would be a good time to go to the OEM site (Dell, HP, Lenovo, etc.) and find their support page and get the latest drivers for YOUR make and model. If you've added hardware, don't forget to visit their site for the latest drivers for that too. Could be a video driver??
So . . . over the last few weeks I've experienced the Blue Screen of Death multiple times; and the RedSoD; and the BlackSod. No warning, just an apologetic message about a "difficulty" and an "Unexpected Store Exception" or a "Kernel Data Inpage Error" (which as far as I am concerned might mean exactly the same thing; but then I only speak English) and "We need to restart", etc. And sometimes not even that. I am frequently instructed to run the Hard Disk Check - and, short or long, it passes the test every time.
Over the same period I have been given more Windows 10 64-bit updates for my HP Envy than you can shake a stick at - and when these started I was obscurely grateful, thinking that Microsoft had noticed and identified the problem - surely a software problem rather than my hardware? - and now the problem would stop. It didn't.
I can't be the only one to suffer, can I? Is there any word from on high? Or word of comfort from down below? Or do I just need a new rubber band? It can't be the fault of the hamster in the treadmill because he looks just fine... Any advice on where to start or how to troubleshoot these issues? Thank you!
--Submitted by Phil W. from UK

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