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Frustrated with persistent BSOD issues, please reach out for assistance.

Frustrated with persistent BSOD issues, please reach out for assistance.

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Benny_Boy679
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11-23-2021, 02:14 AM
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Hi there! I’m really confused about the repeated BSOD problem you’re facing. Could you let me know what you suspect is causing it? It seems to happen after logging into Windows 11, sometimes without any specific app open, and occasionally when opening games like Fortnite or YouTube in Chrome. It doesn’t always tie to heavy CPU or GPU use. I haven’t installed any new software except possibly an NVIDIA driver, and no new hardware has been added. My system specs are pretty standard: Asus B550 IXT motherboard, 32GB RAM, Ryzen 7 3700X, 2x 2TB SSDs, Seasonic SGX 650 PSU, etc. I tried removing the NVIDIA driver and reinstalling everything, ran DISM/SFC, checked drives, updated chipset drivers, and even cleaned a Windows 11 install from USB. I replaced the RAM and double-checked everything. The only changes I made were to the BIOS and Windows 11 installation. I haven’t run the driver verifier yet, but it sounded concerning. I’m worried about messing up my motherboard or power supply if I have to reinstall again. Please advise—what should I try next?
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Benny_Boy679
11-23-2021, 02:14 AM #1

Hi there! I’m really confused about the repeated BSOD problem you’re facing. Could you let me know what you suspect is causing it? It seems to happen after logging into Windows 11, sometimes without any specific app open, and occasionally when opening games like Fortnite or YouTube in Chrome. It doesn’t always tie to heavy CPU or GPU use. I haven’t installed any new software except possibly an NVIDIA driver, and no new hardware has been added. My system specs are pretty standard: Asus B550 IXT motherboard, 32GB RAM, Ryzen 7 3700X, 2x 2TB SSDs, Seasonic SGX 650 PSU, etc. I tried removing the NVIDIA driver and reinstalling everything, ran DISM/SFC, checked drives, updated chipset drivers, and even cleaned a Windows 11 install from USB. I replaced the RAM and double-checked everything. The only changes I made were to the BIOS and Windows 11 installation. I haven’t run the driver verifier yet, but it sounded concerning. I’m worried about messing up my motherboard or power supply if I have to reinstall again. Please advise—what should I try next?