Windows 10: Experiencing reboot loop, BSOD, cannot identify the cause.

Hello, i am having an issue with my PC and after doing many google searches my self I am at a loss, i cannot figure out the issue.


I have several problems, they are:


- When i boot the PC, it appears windows boots twice before going to the login screen

- Once i am logged on, the pc will start to experience display drivers failing the screen turns black, then turns back on. If i am runnig a game i will receive error messages from that game, that the driver has stopped working. The display driver will continue to crash and restart, with around 10-20 seconds intervals, after several of theese the PC will automaticly reboot.

- After reboot, the problem usually occours again after logging in again, then i get BSOD.

- After simply chosing to reboot the systme from BSOD, the next time i login the PC runs perfectly fine, i can use the machine normally for an entire day with no issue.

- Problem occours again once i shutdown or reboot, or wake from sleep.


I have tried updating the display drivers, updating the BIOS, and have not seen anything help.

I have for a long time experienced the display turning black and back on, this was fixed by simply shutting down the monitor and turning it back on. After i updated to windows 10 2004 these other problems seem to have started to occur, but not sure if it is related.


Hope anyone can help me out.


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