A314-22 Win11-Gets random BSOD errors few days, sometimes BSOD looping."kmode exception not handled"

Hello, my laptop is an Acer Aspire 3, always gets random BSOD every few days, sometimes several times a day, sometimes BSOD looping, the code is:

Memory management
kmode exception not handled
"SYSTEM THREAD EXCEPTION NOT HANDLED"

Sometimes also:

UNEXPECTED_STORE_EXCEPTION
and there are still a few more that I didn't note

when opening chrome, the chrome tab often errors with the notification: Error code: STATUS_ACCESS_VIOLATION

When I reinstall Windows, it tends to run smoothly. Until a few days when there are updates and other software installations

When I check the driver in the device manager, there are also no signs of problems

What actually happened, this has happened since I bought it new until now.

[Edited the thread to add model name and issue detail to the title]

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sharedforus

Help please, do I need to upgrade my bios?

Puraw

https://community.acer.com/en/discussion/comment/1310519#Comment_1310519

Hi, what is the full Aspire 3 model like A314-36P-P6WW or A315-44P-R9LQ? What Windows, full version, did you install? Did you upgrade RAM or added an SSD? Disable Fast Startup and Hibernate in Windows "Change what closing the lid does" and Change settings currently unavailable".

sharedforus

https://community.acer.com/en/discussion/comment/1310522#Comment_1310522

Aspire A314-22 . I used windows 11, my ram is by default 8gb, and yes I added second SSD

I just tried to disable fast start up but I didnt sure if this is the problem

Puraw

https://community.acer.com/en/discussion/comment/1310574#Comment_1310574

Hi, leave Fast Startup and Hibernate disabled it is recommended for Windows11, you wrote that you added a M.2 SSD if your boot drive is a 2.5" Sata-3 mechanical HDD, check that drive with HWINFO.64, it may have a bad sector. Remove the new SSD and see if the errors stop. Go online and paste this in the command prompt opened as administrator Dism.exe /online /cleanup-image /restorehealth and press Enter, then paste this line in that command prompt SFC /scannow and repeat the SFC command till you see "……did not find any integrity violations".