Windows 10: Windows 10 Multiple BSOD daily with different errors

Hello everyone,

First, thank you for your work here, it's good to see that kind of forums.

My roommate's computer is quite new (Bought and built in March). At first, when she was playing games, they would randomly freeze, forcing her to kill the process and restart the game. It was quite systematic. So I updated all the drivers and Windows as well.

Then, the freezes remained but she also had two BSODs in about a week, only when playing though.

I followed some troubleshooting websites and updated everything again, also running some checks.

After this, the BSODs started to happen randomly, multiple times a day, while playing but also while using the computer for other things. She uses a lot of photoshop and mainly using Youtube to listen to music (80% of this computer's use).

This is the current state of her computer now.

Thank you very much.

:)

 

Multiple daily BSOD's on a new build with various different errors.


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Multiple Different BSOD’s Daily

Hey guys so to start at the beginning, i bought a legit usb windows 10 key and a brand new m.2 drive for my OS. I installed windows successfully, i installed my chipset drivers, my graphics drivers, my motherboards utilities and such all on a brand new OS
and drive. Well now i am having multiple BSOD. To list a few,

- registry error ( the scary one i just started to get)

- kernal exceptions

- irql not less or equal

- page fault in nonpaged area

Those are ones i can remember.

im UNABLE to update windows 10 to 1903 because of “corrupt or missing files”. This is a problem ive been unable to fix.

should i just grab a new usb and download the windows 10 fresh install and completely wipe my os and drive?

THINGS IVE TRIED:

Complete recovery & reinstall of windows 10; but windows gives me an error saying it was unable to reinstall windows.

sfc /scannow : this has caused a bsod. It finds corrupt files but is unable to fix them.

chkdsk/c finds 87 bad files.

ive reinstalled my ram and clocked it back down to the default ddr4 2133 speed just in case.

device manager shows nothing out of date or with no drivers.

 

Multiple Different BSOD’s Daily

Hi Kyle,

different BSOD codes usually mean hardware problems. Please start with deep memory testing using Windows memory diagnostic tool.

Unfortunately there is no sense to analyze dumps when hardware errors occur.

Run Windows Memory Diagnostic tool and switch it to deep mode when it runs.

Check system journal (Event Viewer) for possible errors at these moments, especially Kernel-Power errors. DistributedCOM errors should be ignored.