F5F Stay Refreshed Hardware Desktop PC Shows Blue Screens Consistently at the Same Time Daily

PC Shows Blue Screens Consistently at the Same Time Daily

PC Shows Blue Screens Consistently at the Same Time Daily

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Whiddow
Junior Member
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04-01-2023, 07:20 AM
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I've noticed my PC often shuts down with a blue screen around 8 AM every morning. When I check Event Viewer, it usually gives little information. It looks like random programs are involved, which makes me think there might be a driver problem. For instance, yesterday the error was about a driver overrun, today it related to the motherboard security, and the previous day it was a network disk issue for Google Drive. In Event Viewer, the last crash showed epicWebHelper and the Surround driver for headphones, while today it was a Windows Security audit log. The day before that it was a driver error with a mounted network drive for Google Drive. I'm really confused and don't know where to begin. As mentioned earlier, it tends to happen about an hour after waking up from sleep the first time that day, and it resumes normally until I leave it overnight again.
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Whiddow
04-01-2023, 07:20 AM #1

I've noticed my PC often shuts down with a blue screen around 8 AM every morning. When I check Event Viewer, it usually gives little information. It looks like random programs are involved, which makes me think there might be a driver problem. For instance, yesterday the error was about a driver overrun, today it related to the motherboard security, and the previous day it was a network disk issue for Google Drive. In Event Viewer, the last crash showed epicWebHelper and the Surround driver for headphones, while today it was a Windows Security audit log. The day before that it was a driver error with a mounted network drive for Google Drive. I'm really confused and don't know where to begin. As mentioned earlier, it tends to happen about an hour after waking up from sleep the first time that day, and it resumes normally until I leave it overnight again.

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jerrydog01
Senior Member
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04-01-2023, 12:32 PM
#2
I conducted some tests and noticed the lowest crash-on-deadline occurs after about 4 hours of sleep.
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jerrydog01
04-01-2023, 12:32 PM #2

I conducted some tests and noticed the lowest crash-on-deadline occurs after about 4 hours of sleep.