Windows 10: New build, daily BSOD

Hi guys. I recently built a new computer and it's been giving me a lot of trouble. I get a crash that says whea uncorrectable error probably twice a day.

Primarily I use the computer for gaming.

I'm not sure if this is a problem I can correct myself or if there part is bad and needs to be replaced. Oddly, when booting the screen has a green tint to it when it should be black. As soon as Windows starts the green disappears and everything looks normal. Then bam, another crash.

Any help would be greatly appreciated.

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I recieve an BSOD with the error 0x00000133 in Windows 10.

XP ROCKS et al

I've been playing around (yet to do a flush & reload) - I ran the SFC and DISM which both found and 'fixed' problems; however the BSOD continue. Now another of my older [than 8 years] test boxes is BSOD's daily.

Todays was yet another 'new' bugcheck, code 124.

It would appear older architecture - 8 years or more - cannot handle Windows 10. These 2 test bed machines that BSOD daily have only 1 common denominator - they are older than 8 years old. They both ran Win 7 flawlessly, and Win 10 up to about June 8th;
builds beyond that appear to be stressing the architecture too much.

So, if a clean-n-flush doesn't solve it I'll take these boxes back to the latest "RTM" build and go from there.

Mark

 

Windows Phone not able to detect Wifi as far as it was previously detecting.

With that phone and that update you are in the insider, testing new builds not intend for your phone, not recommended for your daily driver.

Suggest you move to production builds.