BSOD: Maybe Taichi Z370 mobo driver?

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   Stop Code noted was: IRQL_NOT_LESS_OR_EQUAL
Driver failed: iaStorA.sys

I am actively researching why this has happened twice in the past week. I don't think anything new has been installed.

Among the troubleshooting lists is the identification of this driver "iaStorA.sys" with Intel Rapid Storage drivers that live at the motherboard level. So I have searched here and ask fellow owners of the Taichi Z370 if they have had (and fixed) this problem.

BTW, I can add that the BSOD appears sometime during the night. I like to leave Win 10 running - after saving and quitting my work programs - with monitors turned off. So I have seen the BSOD when I come to the desk and turn on monitors. 

My last BSOD happened at 3am according to the System logs... There was a reference to a "low power state"... I haven't dug into the logs for today's BSOD fun. 

TIA for any thoughts,
jonathan7007

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jonathan7007 Members Profile Send Private Message Find Members Posts Add to Buddy List Newbie Joined: 28 Nov 2017 Status: Offline Points: 58	Post Options Post Reply Quote jonathan7007 Report Post Thanks(0) Quote Reply Topic: BSOD: Maybe Taichi Z370 mobo driver? Posted: 20 Jan 2019 at 1:13am
	Stop Code noted was: IRQL_NOT_LESS_OR_EQUAL Driver failed: iaStorA.sys I am actively researching why this has happened twice in the past week. I don't think anything new has been installed. Among the troubleshooting lists is the identification of this driver "iaStorA.sys" with Intel Rapid Storage drivers that live at the motherboard level. So I have searched here and ask fellow owners of the Taichi Z370 if they have had (and fixed) this problem. BTW, I can add that the BSOD appears sometime during the night. I like to leave Win 10 running - after saving and quitting my work programs - with monitors turned off. So I have seen the BSOD when I come to the desk and turn on monitors. My last BSOD happened at 3am according to the System logs... There was a reference to a "low power state"... I haven't dug into the logs for today's BSOD fun. TIA for any thoughts, jonathan7007
	Taichi z370, i7-8700K, Samsung Pro960 512GB, Asus GTX1060 3GB GPU, EVGA 850 PSU, Win10