Windows 10: Laptop crashing under load with Kernal-Power 41 event, no BSOD, no memory dump file

Hello, I recently bought this laptop and have had constant crashing when putting any load on the system, such as gaming or video rendering. When idling or doing desktop tasks the crashing does not occur, at least for now. As mentioned in the title no dump files are available to analyze, so I only have the Event Viewer Log to refer to, which gives the following information likely not useful but thought I'd include anyways:[ Name] Microsoft-Windows-Kernel-Power [ Guid] {331c3b3a-2005-44c2-ac5e-77220c37d6b4} EventID 41 Version 9 Level 1 Task 63 Opcode 0 Ke

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PC and Games keeps crashing (Volmgr 161)

PC keeps crashing into an unreadable and glitchy BSOD and restarts normally. Event Viewer shows Volmgr 161 followed by Kernal-Power 41 for the last crash but for the older crashes, only Kernal-Power 41 is shown. All the games I play also crash when under Load.

Link to my minidump and the memory dump.

Logs – Google Drive

 

Kernal 41 Crashes - Need Dump Analyzed

Hello,

I recently upgraded my system to windows 11 and since then have been experiencing unexpected restarts. The event viewer shows Kernal Power 41 crashes. Microsoft support has been unable to help me with the issue. I did not experience these issues prior to upgrading from W10 to W11.

Here are dumps that have bene generated by the crashes. I greatly appreciate any help.

Dropbox - 080122-8093-01.dmp - Simplify your life

Dropbox - 080522-6703-01.dmp - Simplify your life

 

Event ID 41 Power Kernal Error Crashes

I have been getting this error repeatedly and it is driving me insane. I have switched out my PSU, Mobo, RAM, and tested my video card, and it's not any of these. Temperatures are all fine as well. I did a complete re-install of Windows and it still crashed; I went back and redid Windows again and it still crashes. All of my drivers are up to date. It can happen at really random times, but normally starting a game and playing for a couple of minutes will guarantee a crash. Minidump files say it is ntoskrnl.exe caused by address ntoskrnl.exe+1c23c0.

Link to the files is attached, any help would be greatly appreciated. I have also tried every Windows tweak I could find, from turning off hibernate, to setting sleep to never, etc.... I am just reading the same suggestions over and over on different forums, so hopefully someone will get more out of the dump files.

I ran your script, but I just reinstalled Windows (and reformatted drive) so I don't have any dump files from today (although most of the time it doesn't leave any).

Dump Files
minidump files.zip - Google Drive

V2 Log
DESKTOP-AQ5RJDO-(2020-09-12_01-06-06).zip - Google Drive

PS It doesn't alway leave a file when it crashes (and there is never a BSOD, it's always just instant crash and restart). My computer has crashed twice since the last dump file and there were no new dump files created. It's always Event 41 when it comes back up, and always looks like the below screenshot.

Event 41 error
Event 41.PNG - Google Drive

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Tried a few more things and it crashed a couple more times, so I ran V2 again, see attached.

V2 Log:
DESKTOP-AQ5RJDO-(2020-09-12_03-07-38).zip - Google Drive