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I bought this laptop one month ago. It has worked well. Two days ago, it experienced its first BSOD. It happened when I used a program that I have used daily for a few years. I have used this program on my previous laptop, and using it never triggered any BSOD. It may well be a complete coincidence that the BSOD happened at the same time I used the program.

The program is USB Safely Remove v7.2.1, found here:

I had an external HDD connected to my laptop & when I chose to eject it through the program, the BSOD happened.

Here are the .dmp files that V2 Log Collector produced. It is the first time I have ever tried sharing anything with OneDrive. I hope I have done it correctly.

I would have attached the zip folder, but it is 3.21 MB in size, and the instructions limit the size to 2 MB. The owner of this forum may wish to expand that limitation slightly. :)

Windows Build/Version Windows Build/Version Windows 11 Pro 25H2 26200.7462

OS Windows 11 Pro 25H2 Version 10.0.26200 Build 26200

Computer type Laptop

Manufacturer/Model Lenovo YOGA-SLIM-7 (10th Gen) 14"-14AKP10

CPU AMD Ryzen AI 7 350 w/ Radeon 860M (2.00 GHz)

Motherboard Lenovo

Memory Hynix 32 GB

Graphics Card(s) AMD Radeon 860M

Sound Card Realtek Audio

Monitor(s) Displays OLED

Screen Resolution 1920 x 1200

Hard Drives SSD 1TB SAMSUNG MZAL81T0HFLB-00BL2

Internet Speed Fibre 500/300

Browser Google Chrome & Firefox & Brave & Edge

Antivirus Windows Security