BSOD DRIVER IRQL NOT LESS OR EQUAL

[CristianM]

I have the same problem BSOD "DRIVER IRQL NOT LESS OR EQUAL" reported by several users in the forum I have Windows 8.1 and this started happening today Every time I suspend my laptop to resume the error comes out This has happened 2 Sometimes not mentioning that the first time this happened, Malwarebytes did not start, after several attempts I finally succeeded, but here a new problem, in the tab "About" in the section "Version of the package of components" had the 1.0.0 Try to manually install component updates, restart my pc and also exit Malwarebytes but there was no effect, so I had to reinstall Malwarebytes to correct this error and now it is displayed correctly v.1.0.374. The second time it was not necessary to reinstall Malwarebytes, but I'm worried about what this type of error is.
Any help would be appreciated.

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[CristianM]

Here the requested

mbst-grab-results.zip

[dcollins]

That error can happen when a blue screen occurs, but it's not anything to be concerned about. It's Malwarebytes' fallback method of knowing something went wrong. Eventually the latest version would get pulled down and installed over top again properly.

As for the BSOD, can you see if you have a file at c:\windows\memory.dmp and if so, please zip it up and use wetransfer.com to generate a download link for it? Thanks!