Windows 10: Persistent OS errors even after clean install dtdll.dll svchost, etc

Hey I just wanted to ask and make sure before I run the driver troubleshooter.

I read through it, so the reason I should be doing a restore, is it could potentially break something in my system, cause a bluescreen and cause windows not to boot/ load right?

It won't do permanent damage to anything will it....? Or at least have a risk of.

 

The restore is a copy of your working registry before installation software installation. Ideally you should always take a restore point before your install something and before you uninstall something. These processes are changing the registry.

Its like driving a car. You always put your seat belt on, not because you expect to get into an accident but in case you do.

This is going to stress your machine. The builders should have tested under load. (CPU and Video)

Download Hardware monitor

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Run it with test and monitor.

If you see one of the temperature heading north to limit end the test. Again your builder should have put your machine under load to ensure all cooling is going to be sufficient. Driver verify shouldn't break something but could it, well your builder never check so your turn. You alone make the decisions for your device and what to run.

You may even want to run Prime95 to see if CPU temp is controllable.

GIMPS - Free Prime95 software downloads - PrimeNet


Ken

 

Gotcha, alright, thank you.

I usually monitor temperatures using MSI afterburner, CPU temps don't ever go past 42 from what I can see in Afterburner and speedfan. I set a custom fan curve for my GPU so my temperatures dont ever exceed 70C, usually it'll be like 60-65.