Windows 10: bsod. I Crash each time I start up but then it starts ok?

bsod. I Crash each time I start up but then it starts ok?


The computer starts up OK but then after the desktop coms up the system will crash to the bLue screen, but when I attempt restart it stars and usually runs normally

Help

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Start problem and BSOD

Did you try safemode without network connection?

Also what lead up to this? Did you install anything? Change any hardware? What did you do if it was running ok before?

 

Start problem and BSOD

Guys I have a problem: the PC (w7 64 bit) does not want to know to start, it loads the screen with the windows logo then turn off your monitor and restart (a few times instead of the monitor is off, I saw a BSOD). Restore tool startup (suggested by the same system in some reboots) failed to solve. I have no previous restore points saved. I tried to start it in Safe Mode but I did it only once, other attempts end up with a reboot after loading the files. That one time I was able to provisionally read something minidumb with bluscreenviewer and I remember that reported "Caused by driver: Raspptp.sys" and underneath was "Raspptp.sys + c0d5" Unfortunately, all the other items I do not remember.

Do you know what is derived and above all how to solve?

 

HELP, my PC has started BSOD`ing

In my experience, video cards usually don't BSOD when they crash, either the driver crashes and recovers, or your game freezes. PSU's tend to shut off the machine instantly when going bad... Bad drives will either crawl the system, or you will not be able to boot if a system file got corrupted - but they usually won't BSOD.

Unstable ram with BSOD 99% of the time (unless its so unstable that the computer just reboots), Lightly unstable processors will BSOD (again, if you are really unstable then you will power cycle and reboot)... Mobo's going bad...

And finally - software, drivers etc etc. are you always doing the exact same thing when it BSODs? if so - it could be software - but if they are random then chances are hardware. Again - as said before - never assume, you will save time if you step through the usual suspects first.