Windows 10: My Laptop shuts down only when playing PUBG. Can someone check my dump file?

I saw that someone in here helped someone check their dump files after a shutdown. Can someone check mine? It only does it on this game. New ASUS STRIX 13900K 4080 Laptop G18 Nebula screen. Thanks!https://drive.google.com/file/d/1NhNuC7IqOTPH2QIb92hgHnGPWdw2czES/view?usp=drivesdkThank you!

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My PC keeps shutting down unexpectedly when playing Valorant & PUBG

I hope this message finds you well. I’m experiencing an issue with my PC where it randomly shuts down while playing games like Valorant and PUBG. Sometimes it runs 1 to 2 games before shutting down unexpectedly.

I’ve tried a few troubleshooting steps, such as checking for overheating, updating drivers, and adjusting power settings. However, the problem persists. I suspect there might be an underlying issue causing these shutdowns.

Could you please provide guidance or suggest additional steps to diagnose and resolve this issue? Any help would be greatly appreciated.

Thank you in advance for your assistance!

This is my MINIDUMP File Link Please check this : 070324-177640-01.dmp

 

My PC keeps shutting down unexpectedly when playing Valorant & PUBG

I hope this message finds you well. I’m experiencing an issue with my PC where it randomly shuts down while playing games like Valorant and PUBG. Sometimes it runs 1 to 2 games before shutting down unexpectedly.

I’ve tried a few troubleshooting steps, such as checking for overheating, updating drivers, and adjusting power settings. However, the problem persists. I suspect there might be an underlying issue causing these shutdowns.

Could you please provide guidance or suggest additional steps to diagnose and resolve this issue? Any help would be greatly appreciated.

Thank you in advance for your assistance!

 

PUBG Ransomware Forces Users to Play PUBG to Decrypt Their Files

MalwareHunterTeam recently discovered the PUBG ransomware that is currently floating around the internet. When executed, the pesky program would encrypt the files and folders that are located on the victim's desktop and add the ".PUBG" extension to them. While meant to be more of a joke than actual malware, the program demands that the victim play PUBG for an hour. Nevertheless, users can decrypt their files in two ways. They can introduce the "s2acxx56a2sae5fjh5k2gb5s2e" code into the program and proceed to restore their files or launch the PUBG executable for three seconds. MalwareHunterTeam noted that the program runs a background check for a "TslGame" process, and therefore users can rename any executable to TslGame.exe and trick the malware into thinking that the fake executable is the real deal.