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The new motherboard might be causing the Windows crash.

The new motherboard might be causing the Windows crash.

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jrp09
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03-12-2023, 11:59 AM
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Hello, I recently replaced my motherboard because the previous one couldn’t handle speeds above 2400mhz. Once it booted, I started streaming but then encountered a blue screen and kernel error. After rebooting, Windows worked normally until I sat on the desktop again, which then triggered another blue screen with a critical error message. This has happened repeatedly each time with varying errors. Assistance needed.
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03-12-2023, 11:59 AM #1

Hello, I recently replaced my motherboard because the previous one couldn’t handle speeds above 2400mhz. Once it booted, I started streaming but then encountered a blue screen and kernel error. After rebooting, Windows worked normally until I sat on the desktop again, which then triggered another blue screen with a critical error message. This has happened repeatedly each time with varying errors. Assistance needed.

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03-12-2023, 04:46 PM
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What system board did you use previously? Even though I’ve benefited from Windows automatically identifying and resolving drivers during board changes, there’s still a chance you might not have been so fortunate and could need a full Windows reinstall.
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03-12-2023, 04:46 PM #2

What system board did you use previously? Even though I’ve benefited from Windows automatically identifying and resolving drivers during board changes, there’s still a chance you might not have been so fortunate and could need a full Windows reinstall.

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