Windows 10: Strange automatic reboot... No BSOD, just reboot

Oh... the discrepancy probably accounts for the reserved 555 MB the system has for the GPU, I believe Memtest rounds down to 15 GB... during the test, I could see that it could actually reach to the 16GB range when the testing part showed numbers like 14G - 16G. Windows can see the 16 GB, as well as the BIOS...

My current Windows 10 build is this one: 15063.632 I have all updates installed, none have failed, and well, as you can see, all my devices are installed and working properly, the 99% of them come from windows update, the Wi-Fi, VGA and Sound are updated manually (specially the VGA, so I can use the latest stable version for my GPU and gain some speed improvements XD).

I'll try to run the fumark test as soon as possible, ah... no overclock on this system, it's a laptop, and the BIOS doesn't let me do that (nor I'm interested *Wink ) Thanks *Biggrin

 

On the device manager I was not able to see whether there were yellow triangles or chips. Please look at any entry with yellow and expand to see if all are yellow triangles or yellow chips.

Is other device the same or different from unknown device?
For the unknown device please expand > right click the unknown listing > left click properties > left click details > copy the results and post into the thread. Also click on driver > copy results and post into the thread.

How to easily find drivers for Unknown Devices in Windows | PCWorld
How to Find Drivers for Unknown Devices in the Device Manager

 

Nope, I have no unknown devices (yellow exclamation mark) all is installed properly (I always check that, I hate having non installed devices), the "Other devices" category is for devices that don't fit on any other category, I cheked those and they are working properly according to the small log on them, probably they have to do with the touchpad, since the only way to get it working is letting Windows Update to do it's magic once you clean install Windows 10.

Other than that, everything is installed, running and good, even Windows Updates, probably I'm part of the very few that have no issues with it nor updates not installing...

EDIT: I correct myself, that has to do with my bluetooth controller, only appears if I turn on my bluetooth, the driver comes from Windows Update and is more recent than my OEM's one, so I didn't update it (and seems to work flawlessly with my bluetooth speaker... I have no problems)

I attach Pictures. Obviously, if I turn off my bluetooth, it says this devices aren't connected, and they work when the Bluetooth is on, so I believe this is the intended behaviour.

EDIT2: Seems this devices appeared just after pairing my Lenovo K6 phone with this Laptop, making a bit of an investigation, I found that this is part of the Bluetooth service that is running on my system, the reason why, despite having unknown values for vendor and such, it says it's working properly. Probably one of those placeholders for making paired devices comunicate or enable features...