Windows 10: Windows 11 PC CONSTANTLY CRASHING - no BSOD - ACPI 2 error - The description for Event ID...

I'm seriously at a loss with this one. A flicking sound on my PSU and my PC restarts by itself with no bsod so it doesn't leave BSOD logs. It crashes 8-10 times a day sometimes much more, sometimes less like 3 times, even triggering crashes on crashes. When it gets like this it restarts WHILE it's posting from the previous restart. Not in a loop, but it will crash, restart, crash, restart, crash and restart all in 10 seconds without letting me even get to the login screen. Since the hour I've been trying to write this question it's crashed 8 times, 4 of which were looped. That's like 15 times

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Event ID 56 ACPI 2 crash need help

Hi FeiGao05,

Welcome to Microsoft Community and thank you for sharing your concern with us today.

I understand that Event ID 56 ACPI 2 crash need help. I am glad to offer you help on this issue.

When you enter the BIOS in the Windows system, then you may find ACPI in the Advanced tab. If your computer cannot access BIOS, then you can go to the MiniTool website to find solutions. It is the abbreviation of Advanced Configuration and Power Interface.

And there is discussion in the two forum. You could refer to them to answer your question.

Event ID 56 Error Application Popup : ACPI 2 | GIGABYTE USA Forum

Error on startup event id 56 acpi 2 - Microsoft Community

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Event ID 41 Power Kernal Error Crashes

The logs displayed 2 new BSODs.

There were no dump files.



Since the clean install with new drivers there have been 3 BSOD.

1 on 9/12
2 on 9/15



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Event ID 41 Power Kernal Error Crashes

I think that was when I realized I selected the wrong test items; that crashed because I checked an item I wasn't supposed to. After I set it to the correct 19 items it has not crashed.