PC bluescreening工具用于检测病毒和恶意软件。
PC bluescreening工具用于检测病毒和恶意软件。
Hey guys im in a bit of a p redicament for the past almost two years now my computer has been bluescreening it does this anywhere from once every other day to 1-6 times a day for this reason im afraid to have someone fix it for me because it may take a week just to test because the crashes are so inconsistent making it cost way to much . I feel like ive tried everything and idk what's causing it. Below is some info thanks for any help this is crazy. When it started: When i updated my PC with a new GPU i got the 3060Ti and a Thermaltake power supply My Build: https://pcpartpicker.com/list/Fj9Drr When it crashes: Its very random, However it seems to happen most when I am afk so if i leave the pc overnight it almost always crashes, also if it crashes it usually does so twice so again after restart but not always. What I have done: Started with updating all drivers Then used full uninstallers with the customer support for each hardware then reinstall Then used public uninstallers (Like DDU) to uninstall all drivers and reinstall Updated Bios Version to latest Tried running with different GPU (3060 instead of 3060ti) Tried MEMTEST86 came back Green for each stick Tried different Ram Checked temps on everything and everything is running at decent temperature Ran Who Crashed and Blue Screen View to see what errors come and they all seem random Some of the errors ive gotten: System Service exception IRQL not less or equal Kmode Exception not handled Kernal security check failure System thread exception not handled PFN List Corrupt Memory Management apc index mismatch reference by pointer Kernal quto boost invalid lock release apc index mismatch attempted switch from dpc dpc watchdog violation some of What Failed: FLTMGR.SYS ntoskrnl.exe win32full.sys afd.sys nviddmkm.sys npfs.SYS amdppm.sys
The next step should be a new installation. Either reinstall Windows on your current storage or use an alternative secondary drive if available. If the fresh setup resolves the issue, it’s likely a software problem; if it persists, it probably points to hardware concerns such as the motherboard or CPU. Considering the blue screen errors and previous attempts, the motherboard or CPU is the most probable culprit.
Thank you for your feedback. The issue might be related to the SSD, but it could also stem from the power supply unit or the motherboard/CPU. There are ways to test which component is affected without replacing parts—just observe behavior during startup and check for error messages. If you need confirmation, you may want to inspect each component individually.
Thank you for sharing the details. It seems the issue appears consistently across Chrome, especially when launching games, and there are no visible settings open. The random errors and blue-screen-like behavior suggest a possible hardware problem.
I attempted a clean setup but it failed, so I replaced the CPU. It’s functioning now—thank you for your assistance!
It seems like the issue might have been a manufacturing defect, as CPU failures are uncommon. Power surges or delivery problems with the motherboard could cause damage, but these are rare, especially with today’s components. It’s reasonable to assume it was defective from the start and deteriorated over time. Still, I’d stay vigilant just in case.