Windows 10: Event Viewer Error on fresh install startup. Struggle to Game

Hello,

I've been having issues for the past year. I built my starter gaming pc and I installed Windows 8.1 Pro. I was having issues playing games mostly Ubisoft games whether they booted directly from Uplay or steam. So I decided to upgrade to windows 10 pro using the free upgrade program. Same issues arose and eventually led to me doing 6 clean installs and finally got a stable system. After that it worked for a while but I started noticing blue screen crashes.

Since then ive upgraded my video card from a GTX 660 to a GTX 950. Ive reformatted all my hard drives ( Windows- Kingston 128GB SSD, Media and Games- Seagate Barracuda 1TB). I purchased Windows 10 Home Edition OEM Disk and tried a fresh install with that. Everything seems to be working great but I noticed on my last pc I had COM errors and the WUDFRd driver error. Could you guys tell me if these error are anything that can be fixed. Should I worry about them?

Also I wanna make sure I set my Secondary Drive up correctly. I want all my default media locations moved to that drive. So I will just change the location of those folders to a path on the secondary drive correct?

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PC shuts down playing games

Run Windows Update and install all updates.

Report this issue to game's manufacturer website.

Check event viewer and see if there is any error logged there?

 

Lego Star Wars The Video Game doesn't work

Hi,

To isolate the problem with Lego Star Wars - The Video Game, please follow the troubleshooting steps below:

Step 1: Let’s check if the issue persists in clean boot state.

*Putting your system in clean boot state helps in identifying if any third party applications or startup items are causing the issue.

Step 2: Also check for error messages in event viewer. If you find any error messages then post back the exact error message so that we can assist you better.

Steps to check Application Event log:

a. Click on start.

b. In the search box type eventvwr.msc and press enter.

c. Now click on Application under Event Viewer (local).

d. Now look for event log on right hand side of the Event Viewer windows.

Keep us in the loop.

Regards.