BSOD PROBLEM, error code 0x00000109

Hey Guys, I've got a problem I upgraded my PC to Windows 10 and now I'm getting random the same Bluescreen (0x00000109).
Sometimes the PC runs for hours and sometimes only for minutes.
I already Updated every Driver possible, scanned for Adware, tested the HDD and RAM, checked the system files, the filesystem and did an Inplace Upgrade.
Can any one help me?
Thanks

 

https://support.microsoft.com/en-us/help/14238/windows-10-troubleshoot-blue-screen-errors

 

Thanks bilboda, i've already solved the BSOD PROBLEM. Appuals helps me to solve the problem.
https://appuals.com/0x00000109/

 

A word of caution with Windows 10.

Let the updates run automatically. Disturb the process and your machine can become a brick and you have to enter (if possible) the B.I.O.S. to reverse the B.S.O.D.

So yeah, f**k Microsoft. When you have to update, take a break and be patient. If not the update can brick your machine and you are in the wrong because Microsoft knows better (like skipping a start/menu button in W8, but I digress).

End of rant and/or advice.

P.S. Important software, get it as much as possible on DVD and/or tangible medium. The cloud can get clogged and the software/application market is turning into a subscription-based nightmare.

P.P.S. f**k Microsoft.

 

One more word of advice: Wear a condom while doing so, their attitude might be contagious

 

I will get the Linux brand, no legacy issues.

 

There was one time I was getting errors because the computer wouldn't automatically update. It turns out the updater was out of date. So... that means I need to manually update the updater right? Except then I got another error telling me I couldn't, because my computer wasn't up to date. That's precisely as stupid as that sounds. It took me a couple days to manually figure out which kb#### files to grab manually, then running whatever fix utility for the updater, then a few more manual kb's, before finally the automatic updates kicked back in.

 

+1 For Linux. System won't boot? Chroot is your friend. Pretty much anything can be fixed and there is some actual logic to everything.
That being said backup backup backup regardless of what OS you're running.