Windows 10: [URGENT TIME SENSITIVE] Constant BSOD, completely new computer

I just built a new computer and after installing windows from a bootable USB, i am encountering constant BSOD at random times. How can I stop this?

Edit: My computer is giving a different message everytime it crashes. I scanned my drivers before (not sure what I was doing) but it told me nvlddmkm.sys is corrupted or something

Edit:2 I just reinstalled my windows and I still get the same issue but not as frequent. It seems I can reproduce this error whenever I try to install Autodesk 3DS Max. I will upload a new attachment soon if necessary. I no longer get the issue of screen turning black. I wonder if its fault hardware (even though its new) or loose connections. Me and a friend kind of guessed where to put it, we just followed youtube videos to assemble this computer.

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Windows 10 Updates

The length of the Windows 10 updates are getting out of hand. It has been installing the latest updates for one hour and is only at 2% complete. Do yourself a favor and use a Mac if you are doing anything time sensitive or work related. It's impossible
to get any work done with the constant, ridiculously long updates involuntarily installing on Windows computers. A 3-hour update in the middle of an 8-hour work day is not practical.

 

Constant BSODs-varying errors (URGENT)

My computer crashed while I was playing a video game and has been stuck in a loop of BSODing ever since. It had a disk usage problem but waiting ~30 minutes usually solved that.

Multiple errors include:

Kernel security check failure

KMode Exception Not Handled

driver irql not less or equal

But those are just the ones I managed to catch. I tried to initiate a full reset, but it crashed at 3% and, after getting stuck on a black screen and having to be forcibly shut down, is now stuck on another BSOD with Error code: 0xc0000221. It also no longer
recognizes my keyboard, so I can neither hit enter nor F8.

What do I do?

 

QUICK QUESTION. I saw solutions on the forum and it says run memtest86. I ran the program and found 86 errors in 2/10 passes (uncompleted 2nd pass), does this mean my ram sticks are bad?? URGENT ANSWER. Today is the last day I can request a replacement. Please answer *Sad

 

Sorry for the bump, i edited the post to update new information. THIS IS SUPER time sensitive as if I need to replace the RAM, i need to do it within the next hour. Thank you guys for the help!

 

Hi networknetwork,

I'm sorry for the delay seeing the time problem.

As you have a lot of RAM it would take a lot of time for proper troubleshooting to find out if truly the RAM or slots are causing problems.
I would say to RMA your memory and hope for the best.

EDIT:
Just noticed your activation where I need to add something about it.

Troubleshooting a counterfeit installation is useless as it is not known what has been modified to your system.
A counterfeit installation contains heavily modified code which causes the system to behave in unexpected ways.
For this reason, analyzing counterfeit systems is unreliable and most analysts won't try it.
I recommend to install a genuine copy of Windows.
If, after you have installed a genuine copy of Windows, you still get BSOD's we'll be happy to assist you.

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[/quote] Hey axe0 I just want you to know how much I really appreciate your help!
would you suggest to RMA motherboard too or does it seem fine?
I met my deadline and requested a RMA for the RAM. However I still have the day to run some tests. I am trying to test each stick of my ram in a single slot to check if it is my motherboard or RAM. in the manual, it says 1 module should go in DDR4_3_1B. If I test each ram with 2 passes and has no errors, is it okay to test this in other slots or does this mean it is purely the motherboards fault.


Yeah I was skeptical about the windows too. I was told I was stupid for buying windows all this time so I tried this. But i think I will go back to purchasing windows. I hope you can still answer the above answer since it is a hardware related question now. Sorry about that I am new to this wonderful forum.

Happy Holidays!

 

I don't know what memory test you use, but we normally suggest to run MemTest86+ for straight a complete 8 passes because MemTest86+ may notice errors at the 8th pass and not earlier.

Due to the piracy, we cannot give support. It doesn't have anything to do with software/hardware by the way.