Windows 10: Consistent Crashing and BSOD

For the past few months, my pc has consistently been blue screening and crashing, it usually happens a few times in a row and then is fine for a day or two. It started happening after I installed a new CPU cooler, when I did that installation I had to remove everything from my motherboard. I have reset Windows 2 times but kept files both times, done many scans, downloaded new drivers, attempted to find drivers with issues but don't see any in device manager, etc, and it still continues to crash. I often see a ram or boot debug light on my motherboard which leads me to believe there is somet

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all games crash!

I suggest you run rthdribl > http://www.daionet.gr.jp/~masa/archives/rthdribl_1_2.zip
Increase the window size step by step and watch your vga temps permanently.
What happens?
If it crashes, run at stock speeds as suggested before and retry.

P.S.: When your system locks, does the display signal turn off after a time?
Stuttering sound or no sound at all when freezing?
What X1800XT model do you own exactly?

 

Frequent BSOD crashes that I can't seem to replicate consistently

Minidump File

I first noticed the bluescreen crashes on 9/20/22. My laptop began frequently crashing that night at seemingly random times. Sometimes, it was a BSOD while using my laptop as normal. Other times, when restarting after the crash, another BSOD would occur on the Log In screen. Other times, when starting up, the screen would simply say "A bootable device has not been detected." in plain white text on a black screen. I was occasionally able to get Windows 10 to start up properly, but a BSOD would appear after anywhere between 5-30 minutes of using my laptop.

I seemingly fixed the problem by perform a System Restore to an earlier point. For about a week or so, my laptop was functioning as normal again. However, the issue came back recently, and performing another System Restore was not enough to fix it. I already ran the System File Checker and did a full scan with Windows Defender; no issues were found in either place.

I'm still able to start up Windows 10 occasionally, and sometimes it starts with no issue at all. I haven't been able to consistently replicate the crash, but I've tried a few things that seem to cause crashes with some consistency. When I plug or unplug a peripheral (so far I've tested USB, HDMI, and the laptop charger) a BSOD occasionally appears. However, other times I can do this without any crashes. Another relatively consistent BSOD occurs when putting the laptop to sleep. It either crashes when I put the laptop to sleep, or immediately after waking it up from sleep. Once again, this does not occur all the time, as I have been able to put the laptop to/wake it up from sleep without any issues other times. The most consistent method I've replicated the crash was when unplugging my laptop from HDMI and then putting it to sleep right after. Although I only did this twice, it crashed immediately both times.

No matter what I try, however, I'm at a loss for why the BSOD occurs. At the time I'm posting this question, I haven't had any BSOD's occur for the past 5 hours, even when I put the laptop to sleep and when plugging/unplugging USB devices. However, I'm not convinced that means the issue is gone, given how inconsistently it occurs.

System Information:

- OS: Windows 10

- Manufacturer: Eluktronics

- Model: MAG-15 2070

- x64 based PC

 

Consistent crashes - related to hpcommrecovery...

I have yet to do the long list of instructions. This status update indicates why...
I went into Services from Task Manager and set the hpcommrecovery to manual. It's been a few days now since I did that, and it has stopped the problem. I captured the screen on the details, and it doesn't tell me much. I searched on some of the data in that report and came up with nothing.





At this point, I'm wondering if I will miss hpcommrecovery. From what I find, this is what it does:

At this point, I'm not sure it's worth the effort you folks would put in supporting me as I step through the list of tasks.

I'll be glad to go ahead and do that if someone indicates I should resolve this.

I appreciate the help here.