Windows 10: Repeated forced Shutdowns and errors 6008 and 41

After having the power to my PC unexpectedly cut due to a blown breaker, it keeps crashing randomly where the fans go 100% and the system doesn't respond to input and i have to force a shutdown by holding the power button. Every crash gives these exact errors. I have already tried to turn off hyperthreading, all my drives are up to date, BIOS is up to date, and Windows is up to date. If i could get any pointers as to what's going on or how to fix it that would be great.

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Event ID 6008 even with clean shutdown

Here is the error message:

The previous system shutdown at 7:03:14 PM on ‎8/‎6/‎2015 was unexpected.

The strange thing is that there are no system events between 4:02:26 PM and 7:41:18 PM when I shutdown the machine.

Anytime this happens it's a nuisance because I have a RAID1 on this machine, and any BSOD/unexpected shutdown forces the RAID to resynch.

 

Error 6008 - Computer freezing

OKAY! It finally happened again today.
Been trying to trigger the freeze for 3 days by keeping it on for more than 6 hours of doing nothing and happened today when playing. Good one windows.

So i've been suspecting windows update is the cause so i turned off wuauserv and after freezing i'm sure.
I tried the reset graphic card, it didn't work. Tried to pull out the charger, no result. So i force shutdown.
Funny thing the asus login screen shows this...



Alright now onto the event viewer, im gonna put the most recent to error 6008.











I'll most likely bring this laptop to ASUS service center to do some hardware checkup, but i would loove to know what is the cause of this freezing (cuz the last time i brought this to the service center, i asked whats the problem and got no answer *Sad )
Thanks!

 

Event ID: 6008... Need help finding the cause of periodic W10 system crashes.

Hello I am an independent advisor for the Microsoft community. Event ID 6008 is for a forced shutdown. Something is forcing your computer to shutdown and it might be a remote shutdown command from the server. I found an article that stated there was a
work around but that it's no longer available. They suggested upgrading to Windows 10 to resolve the issue. Obviously we can't do that since you are already running the latest version. Do you know how to check your task manager to see if there is a task that
forces a shutdown after a specified amount of time?