Last time I seen the BSOD, was Win XP. And even that was rare. Daily occurrence with 98SE.

This is Win 10

Hrmmmm..... when you upgraded to Windows 10, did you fresh install by chance?

I hear a lot of similar feedback from those that have upgraded.

I upgraded both my desktop and tablet, and then once the upgrade activated, formatted and installed fresh. My desktop has been running like a champ since. The tablet/laptop (Asus Transformer T100, it'* a convertable) was running great at first, and then started throwing a bunch of driver issues recently and was causing me grief. Reformatted it again, put the latest and greatest drivers in, and it'* working like a champ.

I haven't met an OS 'upgrade' installation that I have been fond of yet. I use my desktop daily (i5-2500, 4gb ram, 750 ti, Samsung 850EVO SSD) and quite extensively and haven't heard so much as a peep from it.

Cliffnotes: If it keeps being a problem, format, reinstall. I did, and life is good.

I am going to have to save up and update my desktop hardware real soon.
I just wish the blue screen would be more diagnostic friendly and explain in understandable fashion, what exactly caused the crash.

It does Art, if you look real close, it practically tells you what to Google.

Found out that a recent upgrade push of Norton 360 SONAR is what was causing the issue. Norton immediately rolled back to the previous version and all is well.