I am pretty sure that we are facing the same problem, so I believe this issue is more likely caused by some code in Minecraft Java Edition, rather than some personal misconfiguration in runtime environment or hardware. A minidump BSOD file has been uploaded, which indicates the function of us both (afunix!AfUnixDeliverDataToClient+18d) has the same symbol name, and it seems like this function is called by javaw.exe in every Minecraft-related IRQL-level-too-high BSOD case.
In my case, the game crashes(with the OS) randomly, which means I cannot find any specific operation in the game that might cause the BSOD. The BSOD can occur in both single-player and multi-player. It happens in 1.17 and 1.17.1.
My PC is a Clevo NH55 laptop with an AMD Ryzen 5 3600 processor ,a NVidia RTX 2070 GPU and 16GB RAM, running 64-bit Windows 10 pro. Drivers are the newest. This combination of hardware is powerful enough to avoid most PC performance issue. Since afd.sys seems to be a WinSocket driver file, I am curious about @K_Z 's network adaptor model. Mine is Realtek 8822CE.
I appreciate it if someone could figure out what's happening in the game and OS. OS debugging is not my profession, so please give me a tip if you know something about it.
A.Chu
@K_Z
I am pretty sure that we are facing the same problem, so I believe this issue is more likely caused by some code in Minecraft Java Edition, rather than some personal misconfiguration in runtime environment or hardware. A minidump BSOD file has been uploaded, which indicates the function of us both (afunix!AfUnixDeliverDataToClient+18d) has the same symbol name, and it seems like this function is called by javaw.exe in every Minecraft-related IRQL-level-too-high BSOD case.
In my case, the game crashes(with the OS) randomly, which means I cannot find any specific operation in the game that might cause the BSOD. The BSOD can occur in both single-player and multi-player. It happens in 1.17 and 1.17.1.
My PC is a Clevo NH55 laptop with an AMD Ryzen 5 3600 processor ,a NVidia RTX 2070 GPU and 16GB RAM, running 64-bit Windows 10 pro. Drivers are the newest. This combination of hardware is powerful enough to avoid most PC performance issue. Since afd.sys seems to be a WinSocket driver file, I am curious about @K_Z 's network adaptor model. Mine is Realtek 8822CE.
I appreciate it if someone could figure out what's happening in the game and OS. OS debugging is not my profession, so please give me a tip if you know something about it.