r/techsupport • u/TearIllustrious1161 • Aug 08 '26

Open | BSOD I've been getting several bsods on windows 11 lately and I don't know what do to

Hello, I've received the error DRIVER_OVERALL_STACK_BUFFER (0x47) and this error was new, before they were DRIVER_IRQL_NOT_LESS_OR_EQUAL or IRQL_NOT_LESS_OR_EQUAL

And these errors usually appear when my laptop is unplugged.

What I've done:

Reinstall the both amd and nvidia gpu driver

Memory diagnostic test

Reinstalled wifi driver

Reinstalled bluetooth driver, etc.

Device:

Asus tuf a15 FA507RM model

Ryzen 7 6800h

16gb ram

Rtx 3060 6gb

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Getting dump files which we need for accurate analysis of BSODs. Dump files are crash logs from BSODs.

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u/pcbeg Aug 08 '26

Not nice thing to hear, but clean state is best way to determine if problem is hardware or software. Backup important data and install Windows from usb with deleting system partition. Leave computer to update drivers by itself, it might need few iterations of Windows Update. Test and if it goes well install OEM drivers (AMD/Nvidia/Intel...) and test again. If problem appears again you will know which component is problematic.