Windows 10: Windows 11 keeps crashing despite clean reinstall

I have HPSpectreX360 15 inch with Intel I7 processor. The laptop crashed few weeks back and I tried to restore but no luck in resolving the crash problem. I did a clean reinstall of windows 11 and it worked for few days and started crashing again, no particular website but I think it is crashing when using full screen not sure about it.Today I a clean reinstall using Windows media on USB. After install I installed all windows updates, HP bios and Intel drivers. It still keeps crashing. Can you please help to resolve this issue. It is annoying that reinstall does not resolve the issue. I can

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Windows 11 keeps crashing

Hello everyone, i have a big problem from almost 2 months.

Windows 11 keeps freezing and then crashing whenever I play games, when it crashes a green screen appears saying: "Your Windows Insider Build ran into a problem...", and I don't have a windows Insider Build anymore (reinstalled clean Windows 11 from Media Creation Tool).

It happens really often, i tried everything. Please help me solve this.

 

Windows 11 reinstall

Hi there I'm using a dell inspiron 3501.

I always experience BSODs in my windows 11 PC. So now I'm trying to reinstall windows 11. I have backed up all the important files as well...

But at the moment I am confused whether should I reset my PC by removing all the files or clean install or a fresh start. Can you give me any suggestion and how the method actually works and the steps that I should follow to reinstall windows 11?

 

Microsoft Accessory Center app keeps closing/crashing in Windows 11

Did you Repair Install Windows 11?

Check out a few of these links you can use as a how-to guide.

• Repair Install Windows 11 using an ISO file - Your Windows Guide
  
• How to Repair Install Windows 11? - Appuals.com
  
• How to Fix Microsoft Store Apps Crashing in Windows 11 - Appuals.com
  

If none of the methods above have worked in your case, the potential fix left is the nuclear solution – replacing every involved system file dependency with a healthy equivalent.

In case you’re dealing with some kind of system file corruption, going for a clean install or repair install (in-place upgrade) are your only options left.

• Repair install (in-place upgrade) – If you can go this route, this is our official recommendation if you’re forced to resort to this particular scenario. A repair install (in-place upgrade) will only touch the system files (while keeping your personal files, user preferences apps & games)
  
• Clean install – Clean install might be the better option if certain kernel processes are affected, but the drawback is that by clean installing you’re essentially wiping out every bit of personal data stored on the OS drive. But be warned that if you go this route, you will lose any personal data.