Windows 10: PC keeps crashing every hour. Reliability history says "The computer has rebooted from a...

I would be grateful for any advice please on how to make my PC stable.

The four files from C:\Windows\Minidump are zipped at:

https://www.dropbox.com/s/semte297o080ebn/PC%20mini%20dump.rar?dl=0


It's an old PC from 2008: MB Intel DG35EC LGA775 - CPU Intel Core 2 Quad Q9550 @ 2.83GHz Yorkfield - RAM 8GB DDR2 - SSD 0.5GB Crucial CT500MX - HDD 6TB HDD - GPU 2GB NVIDIA GeForce GT 710 - Audio Asus Zonar Essence ST

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My brand new PC keeps crashing


How to access the reliability report: I said:
(E.g. in Cortana's search box type reliability, then click 'View reliability history')

so, the long version:
1. In the Cortana search box which you probably see in your taskbar, type
"reliability" - without the "" <Return>
2. In the results, look at the top, you should see
View reliability history

3. Click on that.

4. You should then see sthg like this:




5. You can click on the x's to get individual reports.

My previous post suggested how to use these.

 

Reliability history of updates apps

I use reliability history quite a bit to monitor what apps have updated. Has anyone noticed lately that the apps listed here are just gobbledegook? Rather than say what app updates it'll just say 'application-some number-submission'. It doesn't do for all of them but it does for most recent ones. For example mail calendar app updates the other day and it's name listed correctly in reliability history but today films tv, Skype and sway apps updated and just got this gobbledegook application-blah blah-submission. This isn't very helpful from Microsoft. I tested all our machines and this is across the board frustratingly

 

Windows 10 Update Keeps Crashing My Computer

Hi,

It is possible that your computer keeps crashing after update due to a corrupted installation or compatibility issue. Since you've mentioned that you want to hide updates, to address your issue, if you would like, we suggest that you follow the steps in
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• Get updates when you're away from your PC with active hours in Windows 10
• How to temporarily prevent a Windows Update from reinstalling in Windows 10

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