Windows 10: Event 41, Kernel Power frequent restart crashes Win 10

Hi there!

Yesterday i did a clean reinstall of windows 10 and ever since I've been getting frequent restart crashes.
I've got this system stable for almost a year now without any problems but since yesterday it's just one error after the other. I highly doubt it's a hardware issue since it was stable before. I also need to mention I flashed the bios aswell.
I've been searching and searching but the Event 41 errors are so random I haven't been able to find out what's causing the restart crashes.

I'm out of ideas on how to solve this one and would really appreciate help from you guys.

Thanks in advance!

:)

 

Event ID = 41, Locale ID = 2057, Source = Microsoft-Win-Kernel-Power, Win 10

* Original title: Kernel

Event ID = 41, Locale ID = 2057, Source = Microsoft-Win-Kernel-Power, Win 10

Tried sending this to Microsoft but no result

Can anyone advise me, please.

 

Frequent crashes Kernel-Power Event ID 41

Hi,

Are you still experiencing the same issue?

 

Hi xuuk3r,

Welcome to the 10forums *Smile

I highly recommend that you remove IObit software.
DB3 isn't a proper source to get your drivers from, you need to use either a restore point prior the use of it or perform a clean install if the use of it was prior upgrading.
Furthermore Advanced SystemCare is a utility I recommend that you remove too, Advanced SystemCare isn't a proper utility which may harm your system.

 

Ok, so today i reinstalled windows 7, clean uefi install, still te same OC as before the errors in windows 10 started and now i'm even getting BSOD's in CSGO. My FPS went from 500-600 down to 200-300. I really don't get it this was a full clean install and now even windows 7 seems to be f**ked. Do i need to give you any Bios/windows settings cause it's not a lot to work with i guess. But i don't understand why windows 7 would behave any differently than it did before after a full clean install.

Thanks in advance axe0!

 

How did you clean install Windows 7? Did you format first or immediately started with the process?

 

I didn't format the volume first no. Does that make a lot of difference? i deleted the partitions within windowsinstaller since windows automatically creates the gpt partitions for uefi. Should i've formatted first then?

 

The best way to go with different OS versions is to format first, it solves many problems.