Error message about a completely random system kernel indicates a restart issue on the PC.
Error message about a completely random system kernel indicates a restart issue on the PC.
However, we still don't know the exact cause. We only understand that there was an unexpected shutdown. It could be due to various factors such as software issues, malware, the old power supply unit, or another outdated component within the system.
Are there additional occurrences in Event Viewer during the shutdown process?
I'm taking a cautious approach, considering that maximum load is just one factor in a PSU's failure. Even small changes in load can be equally concerning for older units.
This step is still too early; we must gather all necessary details to offer sound guidance. If I don't let him monitor my vital signs, he won't provide the useful insights this situation demands.
This occurrence appears prior to each significant malfunction:
File System Filter 'npsvctrig' (10.0, 2025-01-06T06:11:12.000000000Z) has been loaded and registered with Filter Manager.