Windows 10: How to fix this bluescreen my PC has been doing after it comes back from sleep every 1-3 days

This just started about a month ago. Seems to only ever happen after it comes back from sleep, I get the windows has encountered a problem : screen, and collecting info hangs at 100%. Please tell me what info to provide to fix this.

System is fully updated Windows 10

AMD R5 3600X 16Gb 3200mhz RAM

Nvidia RTX2060S

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Constant bluescreens - still not fixed

I don't think you understood my issue - my bluescreens are random, so I can't do a clean boot and provoke a bluescreen. I am not sure what the steps you suggested have anything to do with my problem and it is not clear how it will help. The PC does boot
up normally, it just crashes randomly during the day.

I am pretty sure the issue is related to a driver that could be incompatible with Win 10. Please check the older threads to further understand the issue.

Thank you.

 

PC Won't go to sleep - Fixed Feature Power Button

Hi recently my laptop won't go to sleep, after one second is back from sleep saying that the power button was the trigger for waking up.




I tried everything that I saw in similar post all over the forums.

1. All the drivers updated
2. Turn of all wake timers and allow device to wake up the computer from mouse, keyboard, Realtek PCIe Controller, Wireless AC.
3. Turn "wake computer" from UpdateOrchestrator in Task Scheduler
4. Run all the troubleshooters from windows
5. Reinstalled Windows latest build
6. Tried on older Windows build

Has anyone can suggest anything else ?
It drives me crazy , its suddenly happened and now a can't find any solution

 

How to Fix LiveKernelEvent, Code 144?

Hi,

I understand the above solution didn't work so as to the next step in solving your issue I suggest you follow the below.

Fix #1

Step 1:

Go to search box next to windows icon and type "Power & sleep settings"

Step 2:

Click on "Choose what the power buttons do" option

Step 3:

Now click on "Change settings that are currently unavailable".

Step 4:

Disable Turn off fast startup (recommended), Sleep, and Hibernate options. Click on the Save changes button.

Fix #2:

Step 1:

Go to search box next to windows icon and type "Edit Power plan"

Step 2:

Click on Change Advanced Power Settings

Step 3:

Expand Sleep & then expand Sleep after set the value to 0 (Zero) or Never.

Step 4:

Click Apply and then press OK.

Step 5:

Click Save Changes if appears & then Restart PC

Fix #3

Step 1:

Go to search box next to windows icon and type Edit Power Plan

Step 2:

Then click on Change advanced power settings

Step 3:

Expand Harddisk and then expand Turn off hard disk after

Step 4:

Set value for On battery and Plugged into 0 (Zero)

Step 5:

Click/tap on Apply and then press OK.

Step 6:

Restart the PC

Let me know the results after performing the above.

Regards

Shuaib

Independent Advisor