The problem might be with your motherboard or something else.
The problem might be with your motherboard or something else.
I left my PC idle on the main menu of Rainbow Six Siege, ended up seeing a blue screen saying Windows has issues starting. My steps were: 1. Ran the boot fix under Troubleshoot. 2. Tried resetting Windows via Troubleshoot, then erased everything. It said corruption prevented it. 3. Believed it was just a broken Windows install, so I switched to Ubuntu as a shell and ran a Windows instance. I thought my bootable ISO was faulty and decided to download Windows 10, then Ubuntu from there. 4. Used my own and my dad's bootable Windows 10 USBs; both required a system restart and ended up booting into a corrupted install. 5. Converted my Windows 10 bootable drive into an Ubuntu installation on my Chromebook. It booted normally but flipped to a page with "(1.55-10.55) no irq handler for vector" after several attempts, showing error code -110. 6. Reset CMOS on my BIOS, changed SATA order to avoid issues, tried several installs on a non-primary SSD. At the end I used only my secondary SSD (500g WD) and installed Windows 11 with my dad's bootable drive. After resetting BIOS and setting up FTP, Secure Boot, and reset, the install looked more stable. It restarted, stayed on for a few minutes, then returned to the blue screen I first saw. After six hours of troubleshooting, I realized this was a tough Windows situation and asked for help from the community. Thanks for any advice!