Windows 10: Kernel-Power 41 event. Not sure if BSOD.

Hey everyone. I'm new to this kind of stuff and trying to learn what is going on.

PC was made 2 years ago and haven't really used it until now. It previously had win7 and it BSOD a couple times a week but didn't bother me at the time.

Now the computer has a fresh install of win10. It doesn't BSOD/restart on me while I'm using it but over night I get multiple kernel-power 41 events. (I have the computer on high performance in power options to see if the computer was stable).However, there are no mini.dmp files that is created. I made sure the computer creates files and doesn't auto-restart. After all that I still don't have any dmp files. I looked around and found one file in C:\windows\LiveKernelReports\win32k.sys folder, which is attached.

Also I tested each stick of memory separately overnight and switched out the old power supply. Not sure what to do next.
Is the motherboard faulty?

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BSOD after forced shutdown

Thank you

But can kernel power 41 cause bsod, i looked at event viewer, the bugcheck code is 0, if yes will it happen again?

 

BSOD's All The Time

I've actually looked at Event Viewer and found it was kernel-power ID 41 causing the BSODs. I think i may have fixed it by de-activating fast startup and stopping my hard drive being turned off in Power Options.

 

My lady mention that while she was listening to music on spotify, the computer went to a "black screen" and was unresponsive. Said no other program was running at the time.

 

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