Windows 10: Windows 10 PC crash/Freeze randomly occurring

So I started to get this issue with my windows 10 pc not too long ago and it either results in a full hard crash or a freeze out of nowhere with no error code to go by, I also deleted 2 languages both which are chinese I just did this not too long ago before posting this but it seemed to fix my corrupted files with sfc /scannow in admin cmd. I was wondering if there is anything you can see in my log now that will show any signs of errors that i should be aware of.

edit: I had the 2 available chinese packs on my system, windows 10 pro. non commercial use.

onedrive link.
link to CBS.log

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win 10 freezing and apps crashing

win 10 loads normally but then randomly crashes programs or freezes

 

Bsod with "Ättempted execute of noexecute memory"

Hello, so for the past weeks i have been having problems with my PC.

It randomly restarts, freezes or doesn't boot. But sometimes it crashes with said bsod.

I have reinstalled windows 10 completely, i have done the windows memorycheck, i am out of options.

If it is required, i can give you the minidump it generated.

This PC atm is a timebomb, it crashes totally randomly, but most noticeable during the startup period and 15 min after that. After that it might work for 1-4 hours with no issues before it crashes again.

 

Hi, could you explain what you mean by a

please?

- sudden abrupt abnormal shutdown
- sudden 'normal' shutdown

Please have a look at your Reliability History. Are there any significant red x's? (Click on them and see what they say).
Do any correlate with your observed shutdowns?

Do you mean SFC /SCANNOW gave you a message indicating success?

Freezes generate no logs, so their cause is hard to track down.

 

1. My crash is a sudden abrupt shutdown with no way to stop it.
same thing goes for the random Freeze although this was is
even more rare.

note: these crashes and freezes do not happen right away I can
be doing everyday task on my pc playing games/reading/browsing
I already run malwarebytes, checked the memory, fixed any issues with
windows updates or failed updates. sometimes they happen during
some application or when nothing is going on at all and its usually several
hours after booting up my system.

2. for my red x's in my reliability history they seem pretty straight
forward that the system was shut off but doesn't show that there
was an issue that caused it to happen.


3. my link above with my last CBS log was the one that gave
success with nothing showing anything wrong this was after removing
chinese language from my pc.
however running the SFC /SCANNOW this one was the one that told
me about the corrupted files in my CMD box.

note:
i also noticed another really odd thing happening
this is probably heavily correlated with the issue but this started to
happen maybe 1 week ago where the system will have trouble booting
into windows not proceeding with the boot.

I tested to see if maybe it is just booting into it slowly probably a memory error
and did not seem to affect anything until i shut it down myself.
I usually flip power supply off unplug the power cable from the pc itself than turn the
power on and than boot the system up usually it will turn on and boot to the OS just
fine with no error messages.

 

- suggests possible thermal shutdown (overheating) - but could be other hardware failure.

Try e.g. Hwinfo64 (sensors) and check temps. (free utility- download, install).
In its System Summary, assuming you have more than 1 stick of RAM, please confirm they are identical.

Disk:
Download install and run Hard Disk Sentinel (trial) and post a screenshot of its GUI. Gives a clear indication. Have a look at each drive shown.
To post a screenshot please use the icon to the left of the video icon above your post.

What type of disk(s) do you have?

If Hard Disk Sentinel shows your disks are ok, please run
chkdsk c: /F
from an admin command prompt.
Your PC will need to restart.

Post back the result, which you can get after a restart as follows:
How do I see the results of a CHKDSK that ran on boot? - Ask Leo!
Check your RAM:
MemTest86+ - Test RAM Windows 10 Tutorials

Please confirm the PC is shut down when you do this - which should not be necessary, of course.

Your log suggests a problem with Windows Update components
I suggest at this stage that is secondary.
(Failed to internally open package. [HRESULT = 0x800f0805 - CBS_E_INVALID_PACKAGE])