Windows 10: Multiple BSODs, brand new laptop running windows 10, DM Log Attached

Hi all, I'm new here so sorry if i've made a mistake in my post or if these problems already have a solution. I'm using a brand new ThinkPad T450s. Sometimes when the display times out (if im inactive for a while) the power light will stay on meaning the computer is not sleeping, however I can't get the display to turn back on (it's just a black screen). After a few minutes of this, the computer shuts down by itself. Also, sometimes when i close the lid, the light stays on and the computer doesn't sleep even though it is meant to (i already checked control panel settings), other times it will work normally. Yesterday i went away, the screen went to black but the power stayed on as usual, the computer shut down by itself and when i turned it back on i got multiple different BSODs, all with different error messages. I restored my computer (it gave me the option to restore windows but keep my existing files which I did). The computer gave me one more BSOD today but it restarted and is working now. I suspected something wrong with the display drivers so i updated everything and it's working now. However, youtube videos are crashing and causing me to have to shut down the system, when it restarts it takes a very very long time to get the display going. I ran the DM Logs and they're attached here. Thank you in advance for your help!

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Unwanted restarts

Okay, let me automate this process for you.

Run the Log Collector:

https://www.tenforums.com/dl/dm_log_collector.exe

Share that through Onedrive with us.

How to Run the Log collector:

https://www.tenforums.com/bsod-crashes-debuggin...

How to share files through Onedrive:

http://www.yourwindowsguide.com/2017/12/how-to-...

Instead of System logs as written in the above article, you need to share the ZIP file created by DM log collector.

 

Microsoft system password on brand new machine from a sealed box

I just bought a brand new laptop running windows 10.

Can't log in.

Go to adjacent machine, go to account.live.com/password/reset

change password, log in on this machine.

Go back to new machine, not a chance.

Connect new machine to internet.

No help.

I am only impressed by the system alienation factor.

What needs to be done to log in to a brand new machine??

***Subject edited for clarity by the moderator.***

 

Did you clean your system after the restore?
The last logs are from today and no logs about any crash besides sudden shutdowns.

 

I haven't done anything since the restore. However the restore was done after all of the crashes. It basically reinstalled windows from scratch and moved my files over, maybe that's why none of the crashes are visible in the report? I'm a noob so I'm not really sure. Seems to be working fine for now though, I guess if it crashes I'll revive this thread. Thanks for your help!

 

I haven't done anything *Wink