Windows 10: Windows 11 blackscreen and fan rev

Hi, my computer has been experiencing an issue for the last few months, where it will blackscreen when under load games like cyberpunk and apex legends, and the event viewer spits out a critical 41 Kernel Power issue. I have replaced my motherboard and upgraded my CPU which I thought were the issues, all my drivers are up to date, and my drives are in perfect health. I've wiped windows twice, which temporarily solves the issue. Reliability history tells me that it's a hardware error, but my parts have all been tested individually on another computer and none have recreated the error.My spec

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Outlook 365 periodically revving fans on MSI laptop

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Windows 10 Update - PC Fan on my Dell Inspiron 2330 revving all the time

Hi Antony,

Thank you for posting your query in Microsoft Community.

From the issue description, I understand that your PC fan is running fast. We are sorry for the inconvenience caused to you. We will help you to resolve the issue.

1. Does your PC overheat?

2. Do you get any error message on the computer?

Please check if the issue persists in safe mode.

Windows help & learning

Step 1:

I suggest you to update the graphics card driver from manufacturer website and check if it helps.

If the issue persists even after updating the driver, I suggest you to check whether the cooling fan is working fine. You can refer to the following steps to prevent the computer from overheating.



Step 2:

I would suggest you to check with the following steps to try and resolve overheating issues:

a) Clean air vents and check if air fan is working or not.

b) Use some software, then, check if your system's fan is working at right speed.

c) Do not use your notebook/laptop on a surface that block air vents.

d) Thermal pads might be burnt. Try replacing them with new one.

e) There might be some fault with the hardware. You can get it checked with professional expert.

f) Adjust power settings to your needs. Lower energy consumption will result lower heat generation.

g) Never leave operating laptop with closed lid. This always generates heat inside laptop. You may close lid only if laptop will automatically go into sleep or hibernation mode.

h) You may also try installing latest software and drivers from the manufacturer website.

Hope this helps. Please post back if the issue persists and we will be glad to assist you further.