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Windows 10 experiences unexpected crashes without warning.

Windows 10 experiences unexpected crashes without warning.

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CrazyBessyCat
Posting Freak
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04-14-2022, 04:28 AM
#11
Consider saving your files first, then reinstalling Windows for a clean setup.
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CrazyBessyCat
04-14-2022, 04:28 AM #11

Consider saving your files first, then reinstalling Windows for a clean setup.

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GodNanners
Junior Member
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04-14-2022, 04:28 AM
#12
It's been four days without any blue screens, which means the issue is resolved. The main cause was a mix of OriginWebHelperService and Avast. I removed both programs and everything worked fine now, using a different antivirus instead. The repair shop mentioned Avast has been causing problems for them recently, even bricking some installations. For anyone facing a similar situation: First, run Memtest86 on a boot USB to check RAM. Next, use Windows Checkdisk (ChkDsk) to verify the drive. Then consider SFC and DISM scans, though results are uncertain. Run Windows Driver Verifier to detect faulty drivers—if the PC still bluescreens after booting there, it likely has a bad driver. If these steps don't help, backing up data and reinstalling Windows might be necessary. Thanks for the guidance!
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GodNanners
04-14-2022, 04:28 AM #12

It's been four days without any blue screens, which means the issue is resolved. The main cause was a mix of OriginWebHelperService and Avast. I removed both programs and everything worked fine now, using a different antivirus instead. The repair shop mentioned Avast has been causing problems for them recently, even bricking some installations. For anyone facing a similar situation: First, run Memtest86 on a boot USB to check RAM. Next, use Windows Checkdisk (ChkDsk) to verify the drive. Then consider SFC and DISM scans, though results are uncertain. Run Windows Driver Verifier to detect faulty drivers—if the PC still bluescreens after booting there, it likely has a bad driver. If these steps don't help, backing up data and reinstalling Windows might be necessary. Thanks for the guidance!

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