Windows 10: Sudden reboot

Hello today i got a nother sudden reeboot with event id 41 bugcheckcode is 07-7-2024 Critical Eror sudden reboot win 11.zipNo bsod but just sudden reboot and this is the first with the old card and since i rma'd the new graphic card where this was happening alot everyday, still same event id 41 bugcheckcode is 0 and my psu is a super flower 2000w my system uses about 750-800w if i run furmark 2 and cinebench 24 at the same time.Can anyone read the event log and tell me what caused the sudden reboot?

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Sudden rebooting Windows 10

Thanks. That's one of the monitors I used/have used as it is one of them who reports is absurd non-existing temperature of 112°C. [pic attached]

as mentioned spot temperature metering does not show anywhere anything warmer then around 40°C it also lists fans that don't exist as I have only 2 additional fans (fan#1 and fan#2) asides from the CPU fan at the PS fan. Both are running automatic regulated and are running at low speeds of around 600 to 900 RPM. Should they ever seize to work an acoustic alert would go off anyway. Those 2 fans mainly create an in-case through circulation, one pushing air into the case the other one pulling it out and have done so for at least 5 years. hence the stable and equal environmental temperatures. The odd thing is, that at least 3 other fans and temperatures are listed that don't exist. Neither by design, physically or otherwise. The problem is, it's a newer thing that started to creep up, of course typically after an update. It seems that a lot of folks out there have the same or similar situation, when you do a "Windows 10 suddenly reboot" search I even spot metered the SSD NVMe, it's pretty much, give or take a couple degrees, the same as reported by the software. I suspect More & more that it is an age related issue with the SSD. but no software reports any indication of such. Here is [an excerpt] what the system reports after a restart from a sudden reboot:

it takes about 90 seconds or so for the system to reboot hence the restart time off 8:29pm. the app EVT last entry is that 8:22 PM and then the system obviously restarts.

The sudden reboot onset is as if one would unplug the PS for a couple seconds and then plug it back in again. I doubted it is a PS issue as I also run over a clean sinus stabilized output UPS and the computer is drawing less than 100 Watts. the PS is not even lukewarm, neither the air coming out of it rather a room temperature. I tested the machine and ran it on max load CPU, memory, video and SSD I/O more than quadrupling the power consumption and nothing happened. I think it is The infamous URE "unrecoverable read or write error" on the SSD...

 

[SOLVED] sudden Windows reboot

I had this problem developing last year that now and then Windows would suddenly reboot as if you pulled the plug on the computer briefly. This happened when streaming video but also happened now and then at idle. Aside from the potential data damage if a writing process was occurring, it was also super annoying when you were in the middle of a task and had not saved it yet. Searching the net for an answer became a futile attempt with the usual 5 to 7 what I call "we have no clue" steps ending typically with a clean boot or the epitome; a reinstall recommendation. I noticed that this occurred especially when streaming video. It could go for hours without interrupting or could happen within an hour or less. Watching a movie on a media player however was not an issue. Neither playing games. What is certain it is not in my case and likely in many others:

• it's not the video card
• it's not temperature related
• it's not a RAM issue
• it's not a driver issue
• the event logs are absolutely useless
• it is not related to Windows updates

Soon I noticed that this only occurs when my browser Firefox (107) is running. I avoid updating Firefox because the update maniacs at Mozilla manage like little kids always to break any configuration, scripts and CSS. However, I always had earlier versions of Firefox but not the problem. I can confirm to you now what the problem is and where the culprit lies: Since I first mentioned this incident about a month ago, I'm successfully getting close without interruption to an uptime of 28 days. The culprit is Firefox (notwithstanding their absurd continuous "create new incompatibilities" update mania) Whenever you install or update Firefox (last time I did was sometime last year) the performance settings are set to the defaults which are "use recommended performance settings" and "use hardware acceleration when available". Therein lies the culprit. It appears Firefox from time to time does some kind of memory discharge or swap or something like that. That is when the sudden reboot occurs. Disabling in the performance section the 2 settings by unchecking them solve the problem! About: preferences Performance uncheck "use recommended performance settings" uncheck "use hardware acceleration when available" I have yet to find or notice a performance difference! Certain is the sudden Windows reboot has vanished.