Windows 10: Computer Multiple crashes and reboots at random

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Please include PSU, cooler, case, peripherals and anything attached to the computer by wired or wireless: mouse, keyboard, printer, headset, xbox, etc.

 

Those previous errors are slightly different: BUSLG_GENERIC_ERR_*_TIMEOUT_ERR

But they all point to the BUS which continues to support a motherboard failure.

 

another crash just happened today. I took out the Graphis card and reseated it, I wanted to see if the capacitor was messed up.. There is a capacitor under the pcie slot but it was in tack.DESKTOP-13RBULS-Tue_11_07_2017_154435_48.zip

 

I addition to the WHEA 0x124 there were also bugcheck ef mini dumps.
Please post the memory dump using a one drive or drop box share link:
C:\Windows\Memory.dmp

 

There is no Memory.dmp.

 

If you use Ccleaner > click on windows tab > scroll down to system and advanced and post an image into the thread.
If you use similar software that cleans files please post that information into the thread.
In the left lower corner search type clean > open disk cleanup > look to see if there is a listing for system error memory dump files > if it is found post an image into the thread.

The logs indicate that they are being cleaned.
Is it possible that you can turn off the cleaning so that the files are available during the troubleshooting?

 

Ccleaner is scheduled to delete the windows log files and the memory dumps.
Please uncheck these boxes.

 

This is done.

 

Agree with Phil. Here is an identical problem from last year. Replacing the mother board resolved it.

Random Restarts with 0x124 Dump

Try running the tests @axe0 recommends in the above thread, see what happens.

 

I have ran Prime95 like 30 minutes and no crashes, ran furmark like maybe 20 minutes today and no crash.

 

I just want to say thank you all for you help, I'm truly Grateful for you helping me. I'm going to order the motherboard Friday from newegg. I'm not going to be paying $300 to have some shop do it.. Wish me luck *Biggrin

 

Tests produce true and false positives, true and false negatives, and accuracy when tested at optimal test conditions.
For Prime95 and FurMark we use longer testing periods before considering them usable tests.
Before making a major hardware change you should make sure that you have a Microsoft account:
https://support.microsoft.com/en-us/...ardware-change
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Just wanting to make sure you guys 'do' think its the motherboard? I'm about to order a board.

 

I think the motherboard is one of the possible causes of this failure. I cannot guarantee that replacing it will resolve the problem as there is always the possibility of a defective CPU. All we can do is tell you what we see and what the probable cause is. You have to decide how you want to proceed.

Sorry but I personally cannot be any more definitive than that.