Windows 10: BSOD Going crazy

I have done everything I can find on the subject of BSOD multiple errors, random.RAM - OKDrives - OKDrivers - UpdatedChipset - Updated to currentMemory dmp - https://1drv.ms/u/s!AjQkdFsggUhD0h6v3uX4mF19jcvs?e=JnSStw includes MTBRunning:AMD Ryzen 5 3600 6-Core Processor 3.60 GHzRAM 64.0 GBRadeon RX 5500 XTWindows 11 Pro 22h2AMD SATA controllersCan someone help before I switch to Apple?

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Crazy BSOD Loop. Genuis Needed.

Hi,



Thank you for writing to Microsoft Community Forums.



Method 1:

• This issue seems to be more related to hardware, please go through
  
  CRITICAL_PROCESS_DIED and
  BAD_POOL_CALLER and check for the resolution steps.
  

If you could contact your system manufacturer and run a hardware diagnostic that will help you out with this issue.



Method 2:

• You can also refer to this
  suggestion by Krishna Prasobh V posted on September 4.
  

Hope it helps.



Amit Sunar

Microsoft Community - Moderator

 

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Windows 10 - fonts going crazy

Hi,

Let's find out why this happened on your Windows 10 tablet. Please provide answers to the following:

• Did you make any changes in your settings before you last turned off your device?
• Was there a recent update that was installed?

This could just be a result of your settings for the text size being altered. To correct it, please follow these steps:

• Go to Control Panel.
• Select Appearance and Personalization.
• Select Display.
• Under Change only the text size, choose the item with the text size you want to resize.
• Lower down the size number for that item.
• Click Apply.

We suggest you select 9 as the size for all items since this is the standard size that Windows uses.

Let us know if you need more help.