Windows 10: Random freezes/crashes Windows 11. Kernel-Power 41. DMP files included

Been having random crashes on a custom-built Windows 11 machine. No overclocking or anything out of the norm.No rhyme or reason to the crashes. Sometimes it crashes a few minutes after the last boot, sometimes it goes on for a day or two without crashing. Sometimes it crashes during a game, sometimes it crashes after a fresh boot without ever launching a game. I have not been able to identify anything that triggers it consistently. I've done all of the recommended drive checks. Updated nVidia drivers have not removed them and then reinstalled yet.Event Viewer led me to Microsoft-Windows-Kern

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Windows 10 - Critical issue - Kernel Power 41

I had the same crash/error message (kernel power 41)

I have followed the suggestions and here is the link on OneDrive for my dmp and msinfo32 files:

http://1drv.ms/1Ftsuog

http://1drv.ms/1Ftt85e

Hope this can help tell me why the crash has started to suddenly occur over the last few days.

Thank you!

Lisa

 

Getting Kernel Power 41

So basically I made another post about my computer having Kernel Power 41 where someone told me this:

We do need the actual log files (called a DMP files) as they contain the only record of the sequence of events leading up to the crash, what drivers were loaded, and what was responsible.

here is the post, Redirecting

And i've already done the system file check before a couple of times.

 

Power Kernel 41 Error, During Gaming, Possibly Software?

Hi storm shadow,

There are 3 different crashes

1. A freeze crash
2. A sudden shutdown/restart crash
3. A bluescreen crash

A memory dump will only be created when a bluescreen crash occurs.
A kernel event id 41 only means an unexpected power problem has occured what happens with both a shutdown/restart and bluescreen crashes.

I would suggest to check the connection of the components and make sure everything is connected properly to start with.