Windows 10: User device registration pc restart?

Hi

Recently been having the same problem during gaming, pc will restart it self after failing to load a game. At first it happened with black desert online, it would restart now and again. I tested to see if it was my GPU by lowering the settings in game. It helped abit but now and again it would restart. Installed hellblade - senuas sacrifice, did not restart at the beginning but it restarted the moment i find the second talking stone thing while going into a tunnel crouched. Im guessing this part is a fight phase or something, i have yet to lower the settings on this game and test it. Now i have installed mass effect Andromeda, launched it and it restarted after the game maximized from minimized mode. I have linked an image, i have no idea what all this means. Average pc gamer with no knowledge, was thinking of doing a full reinstall of windows 10 and trying that but someone suggested that it might be PSU. But that would not make any sense due to the company who built my system "scan 3sx"overclocked my CPU/i5660k to 4.6Hz. My psu is a VS550, i know this PSU was a mistake before you point it out *Biggrin Ive also reverted the overclocking to default settings. Still getting restarts on MEA. Can anyone help? Also been getting kmode_exception_not_handled *Sad Any info will help.

Thanks





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Using 3rd Party Software

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There is a Windows PC desktop version, but the online service was designed to work through the web browser of any operating system, including mobile os designs.

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Currently, the service is designed for BlackBerry users, so the device ID or PIN is limited to 8 characters, but that would be very simple to change.

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Pocket PC Data Call Failure

I keep receiving an Error Code 67. Registration Failure. Your PCS Vision user name or password may be incorrect.

How can I correct this?

 

Are all errors related to Windows Hello ?
https://support.microsoft.com/en-us/...-what-is-hello
Than those errors are not related to PSU.

 

Ok just did a test run on Mass effect andromeda, did not restart for some odd reason. Thought it my Xbox/Razer/Wildcat controller, maybe something to do with game mode but might be just be grasping at anything due to being so confused. Did not restart even once so i played for a bit and just did a quick test on Hellblade-SS, it restarted and i used a time stamp/frame to figure out how many errors happen before the restart. From the bottom to the top, all those errors happen at the same time. You'll recognize the date and time are all the same till the top warning happens. I dont get how windows hello is causing this issue due to windows hello isn't available on my system/device.

 

Maybe it was confused with something in your controllers, some FW in it.

 

Played Hellblade-SS without controller. Still restarted *Sad Im worried about future games, i dont want to find out i cant play a single game due to this. Does the log event make any sense to you? i know it dont to me.

 

No, not really, if it was a laptop maybe some phantom input device. mouse pad or camera but on a desktop ? Have you checked device manager for anything unusual ? Hello can work thru camera or fingerprint device, things like that.

 

Nothing what so ever, did have PS/2 mouse problem a while ago but cant remember what i did to fix it. Im going with the fresh install of Windows 10. Hopefully that can fix it. If not, ill be back with more error reports *Biggrin

 

Ok it seems like a fresh install of windows has not worked, so im not sure what is going on all together. Might just take it to a professional, odd thing is that he PS/2 mouse driver info still appeared on my driver manager. I cant seem to uninstall the driver because after a refresh on device manager, it reappears again. So i just disabled it, made no difference. Also changed Windows Driver Foundation to automatic, might try the automatic delayed option. Manage to run MAE and load my save, this time it restarted while i was talking to an NPC. Might try a more powerful PSU and see what happens. Installing BF1, some games run perfectly and some games just wanna kill my pc. RainbowSix Siege runs perfectly, did have one restart but never happened after that.

Just ran FurMark on my optimal setting which is 2560X1440p QHD, warmed up and did about in about 5-10 second and it restarted. Does this mean my GPU is dead? not seeing computer barf on my monitor though.

 

Except for that PSU, I can't see other HW causing problems alike that, at least not performance wise.

 

Sorry what does HW stand for? i really think its the PSU or the GPU. Hope its not the GPU, just bought it a couple of months ago *cry

 

HW = HardWare

 

Just ran BF1 Single player, no restart. This is confusing me now.

 

The Windows Hello errors may be just a result of the unplanned restart, a side effect of it, and not actually related to it. How do you log in, with a PIN or password etc. When the PC does the reboot, can you log in OK, any weird messages etc. Reboots like this usually only get worse as time goes by. Each time it happens you run the risk of file system corruption. Which can cause more problems, and maybe more unplanned reboots. Are you using sleep or hibernation? If yes I would turn them off for testing. May want to turn Windows Fast Startup off too if its enabled.