Windows 10: After wiping drives w/ new OS and Clearing CMOS, I'm still having BSOD issues and its...

I've been experiencing BSOD issues constantly and I have no idea what it is. The BSOD usually occurs when I'm trying to install a game (fortnite), or running stress test/userbenchmark, when I first boot up, and attempting to update my GPU driver. But also happens at random when I'm doing something. Most the time it's fine in idle.


I HAVENT BEEN OVERCLOCKING


Things I've tried:


- Removing GPU

- Memtest86 twice overnight and memory diagnostic, 0 errors

- removing ram and putting in different slots

- replacing SSD

- Clearing CMOS

- setting ram to XMP 2.0

- moving PC to different outlet

- installing drivers to ssd on laptop and putting back into PC


What else can I do? I feel like I'm playing myself at this point.


Everytime system BSOD it always contains ntoskrnl.exe


What can I do? What should I do? Can anyone help me?

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Hard drive/ OS issue

a guy suggested :

• shutdown
• unhooked HDD
• restarted
• yay !!
• reconnected HDD
• restarted
• yay !!

also , try method 3
http://windowsreport.com/drive-windows-installed-locked/

 

Have to clear CMOS to start comp?

Computer has been runing fine for about a year now, today when I tried to start it up the screen just stayed black, after checking the monitor, graphic card etc etc, I hit the clear CMOS button on the motherboard and it booted up, I got

CMOS Checksum Bad
F1 Run Setup
F2 load default values

If I run setup on reboot I will just get a black screen, I have to load defaluts then the comp will run fine intill I turn it off then I will have to hit the clear CMOS button on the motherboard to get it to boot again. Any ideas or suggestions? Thanks for any help.

 

clear CMOS

As @Law- II said .....

please fill your system specs.
If you have a desktop motherboard i would suggest to see if you CMOS battery is not dead.