Windows 10: My W10 PC will not restart after BSOD

My windows 10 machine, an AMD based system I assembled Myself, will not automatically restart after a BSOD. I have the settings in "Start up and Recovery set as follows

Time to display list of operating systems: 30 seconds
Automatic restart is checked
Small memory dump
%SystemRoot%\Minidump
Overwrite any existing file, by default.

The root cause of these BSOD rarely repeat themselves they seem to be correcting themselves with the reboot, so looking at their causes in not really an issue. But this auto restart problem is really irritating is here somewhere else I can address this problem other then in the System start-up window?

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BSoD on Windows 10

I was just sitting on PC today looking at youtube and talking to some friends and suddenly the BSoD appears. My pc turned off and then i turned it on again. I restarted and as i restarted i got the BSoD again. I then started my pc up again and shut it
down, the BSoD didn't appear. For some reason when i restart my PC i get the BSoD however when shutting down i don't. It has only happened once randomly but i am writing this straight after it happened. HELP!

 

Windows 10 BSOD'S when PC is idle critical_process_died

So after upgrading to W10, and after clean reinstall of W10 I've had a lot of bsod's.

So I already posted a question because I thought they were connected as it stands one issue is resolved, and one still remains. First issue you can find in link below. Basically the problem was that my Kaspesrky wasn't playing nice with some video
recording software, after I uninstalled that software that bsod stopped.

Windows 10 BSOD, it says IRQL GT ZERO AT SYSTEM SERVICE.

But one still remained, if you can call it bsod. What happens is that every time when my pc is idle it is like my OS HDD just shuts down. I get the bsod image (see below) but it is not generated in even viewer and there is no mem dump. I once left
it overnight and it stayed it 0% as in image below.



So when this happens if I push restart button on my case PC boots, but my OS HDD is missing (others are detected normally) and it is not spinning (there are not any vibrations coming from him). So what I need to do is hold power button to completely
shut down PC, and when I power it back on OS HDD is spinning and OS is booting.

It is like OS HDD is not getting power or something. And I can’t figure it out if it is software (W10) or hardware problem. And I think it is not hardware because I tried changing HDD power lines from my PSU, and SATA ports for HDD’s. And problem still
remains.

And when it happens if I restart PC I can’t see OS HDD but when I power PC down and back on, after that OS HDD is back on and working nice. And it only happens when PC is idle I am using it quite heavily over the weekends 10+ hours and it never crushes.

Thx in advance for any help.

 

Some BSODs may not let the computer to restart automatically.
You need specific BSOD help. Try here: BSOD Crashes and Debugging - Windows 10 Forums

 

Done: Interesting to see what the brethren here come up with. Back in what now passes as the stone age for computing, 40 or so years ago I used to have fun finding problems, it isn't fun anymore. You know it is bad when you see a dyed in the wool PC person contemplating his first Apple Computer since 1984. I half expect to see on the BSOD screen an statement slip in stating "you know this would not happen if you purchase a MacBook". *Wink

 

Yes, you are right. They just have 'Kernel Panic', not BSOD.

 

It never seems to change I have been playing with what I call "Infernal Demons from Hell" since the early 1970's. Had an Apple II back in 1984. Nice machine but would not run the software I needed. Been a PC man since that is about to change. MacOS-X Coming out this fall looks sweet.

 

I wonder if I made a mistake going to a Radeon Graphics card, I have always used Nvidia's up till now but I figured this time AMD machine, go with an AMD graphics card. Anyway here is your dump file.

DESKTOP-C1SOBOL-Fri_06_24_2016_102300_79.zip