System halts and displays a black screen while the CPU status light appears.
System halts and displays a black screen while the CPU status light appears.
Hoping everything changes but not for the reasons you think
It seems like a BSOD 0xc0000001 occurred, possibly due to accidental power issues. If I had to guess, it might be linked to my mishandling of power settings. It functions properly after a reset, but the crash happens much later. Thanks for having me!
\Windows\Minidump for any related files. If you find them, return to the Windows directory and move the Minidump folder to your Downloads folder (or use your desktop if OneDrive isn't available). Compress the moved folder and send it via email. Please adhere strictly to these steps—Windows doesn’t allow changes in this area. Even without seeing a screen, a black display could conceal a BSOD.
The CPU indicator on a computer serves as a diagnostic aid to spot possible problems with hardware parts. Continuous red light may suggest a faulty CPU setup or compatibility issues with your system configuration. A blinking red light close to the CPU could signal processor performance issues, though it doesn’t necessarily mean damage. This often occurs when the fan over the CPU isn’t functioning properly.
It seems the system is showing a blue screen error code 0xc000000f, indicating a Windows failure to start. No files are present in C:\Windows\Minidump, and everything appears clean even with hidden files.
So i ran some tests, here's what i found: CPU: Cinebench2024_win_x86_64 - Doesn't work, it wont function. CinebenchR23.2 - Function perfectly normal until the end. VGA: Furmark_2.3.0.0 - Function perfectly until the end. MOBO: HWiNFO64 - All the +5V, +3.3V (AVCC), +3.3 (3VCC), +12V, are mostly stable, never really had anything going over or lower. RAM: Windows Memory Diagnostic - 0xc000000f couldn't find \Windows\system32\winload.efi, which is funny because the computer boot up fine, is it even possible WMD failed to find files? OCCT Memory Test - The configuration were 80% MB load for an hour, the first ten or so minutes are all fine, then it crash? And blackscreen when i'm not there. Which made me suspicious that it's the RAM but the test usage were somehow using both 80-86% of RAM, and 100% of CPU. And here's the HWiNFO logs during the OCCT Memory Test (if needed): 200624 11;06.CSV Hardware Demanding Games: Assassin Creed Syndicate - Completely fine albeit 40FPS on Ultra/Highest setting without any background apps. Victoria 3 - Barely playing it, but it loads a little bit slower but can handle the overworld like normal without any background apps. Rising Lords - An Indie title, but it lags extremely when hovering over the interactable elements, which at first i thought it might be an Indie bad optimization however after searching the bug discussion, apparently, i'm the only one who lags this much, when played with a background apps it almost crashed the PC (sound included) and using like 93% of the RAM, but even when i'm not running background apps it's still lags so much which is weird since this game should be less demanding or at least not lags extremely even with bad optimization. @Blasty Blosty @OddOod (also sorry for tagging, i dont know how to multiquote as of writing the respond).