Windows 10: Random reboots at idle PSHED.dll help please

Over the last few days I have been getting random reboots when the system is idle , so not gaming or doing any work , Left it on all last night an it rebooted 3 times. Have run memtest 86 passed 4 times, run prime 95 for 6 hours no issues , checked os for issues or corrupt file , checked drives and drivers for devices. Can anyone help on wants based in the latest logs.https://drive.google.com/drive/folders/1LYXWyNP2nt4b416jI00ppzgHQWKTuTnt?usp=sharing

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Random reboots while idle

Idle forced reboots can be power, PSU, BIOS related, driver, and some other possibilities. But, a lot of stuff happens on idle with computers today that you wouldn't even be aware of. There's even different idle states of the PSU, CPU, etc.

A dump file or anything may not be of much help here unless its a driver maybe. Depending on the issue, even a lot of shops I'd suggest wouldn't figure it out. However, you might as well try what you can: dump file, update BIOS maybe. Anything else starts to get too advanced here, as for example, you could clean install the OS but there's a better more advanced thing to do that you probably have zero experience and understanding of.

Just hope its a driver. It may otherwise be easier to buy a new computer depending on the issue.

 

Random Reboots

I've had, as the title suggests, random reboots for the length of the time since I've built my computer (2 years roughly) and they're completely inexplicable.

It happens under no load, high load, watching movies, listening to music, playing games, browsing the web, sitting by itself in the room when the my sleeping monitor is even saying WTF?!

There aren't any Events to view other than the usual 0xC*D event when the service just shrugs at me.

Any thoughts or suggestions? Maybe someone has had the same problem before and it was just a loose molex connection? I'm baffled.

 

Having random reboots in the middle of some games Kernal-Power 41

Hello again -

Run the Nirsoft Blue screen crash viewer again please.

For the pshed.dll crash try these fixes:

https://www.stellarinfo.com/blog/fix-pshed-dll-...

https://windowsreport.com/pshed-dll-windows-10-...

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Try re-registering .dll files here

https://www.minitool.com/news/register-dll-file...



Feel free to ask back any questions. Based on the detailed results you post back, I will have other suggestions if necessary.

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