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Windows 10 reinstallation causes frequent crashes.

Windows 10 reinstallation causes frequent crashes.

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BlueBoys62
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07-08-2018, 05:55 AM
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My configuration: CPU: Ryzen 7 2700x, MOTHER: Aorus B450 Pro WiFi, RAM: 2x8GB TridentZ G.Skill RGB at 3200MHz (default BIOS 2133MHz), GPU: MSI GT 710, Storage: ADATA XPG SX8200 SSD NVMe 512GB, Power Supply: EVGA 500W 80+ Bronze, Operating System: Latest Windows 10 Pro. This machine has been in use at work for three years, then transferred to another user who requested a fresh Windows 10 installation. During the setup process, I encountered frequent crashes and BSODs after preparing files at around 4%. After trying various fixes—reinstalling OS, updating BIOS, swapping RAM and GPU—I still faced instability. I cleaned the BIOS by resetting the battery process, updated BIOS to the latest version (F63d), replaced RAM with compatible parts from another functional PC, and swapped the GPU to GT1030. Full cleaning of components and thermal paste adjustment didn’t resolve the issue. The system would boot normally in safe mode but crashed violently when running all services. I checked temperatures via Ryzen Master and they stayed below 65°C. The SSD performed well on other systems but not here. Running it in safe mode eliminated crashes, though a BSOD appeared with driver_irql_not_less_or_equal. A dump file was created (1.53MB). I can share the link if needed.
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07-08-2018, 05:55 AM #1

My configuration: CPU: Ryzen 7 2700x, MOTHER: Aorus B450 Pro WiFi, RAM: 2x8GB TridentZ G.Skill RGB at 3200MHz (default BIOS 2133MHz), GPU: MSI GT 710, Storage: ADATA XPG SX8200 SSD NVMe 512GB, Power Supply: EVGA 500W 80+ Bronze, Operating System: Latest Windows 10 Pro. This machine has been in use at work for three years, then transferred to another user who requested a fresh Windows 10 installation. During the setup process, I encountered frequent crashes and BSODs after preparing files at around 4%. After trying various fixes—reinstalling OS, updating BIOS, swapping RAM and GPU—I still faced instability. I cleaned the BIOS by resetting the battery process, updated BIOS to the latest version (F63d), replaced RAM with compatible parts from another functional PC, and swapped the GPU to GT1030. Full cleaning of components and thermal paste adjustment didn’t resolve the issue. The system would boot normally in safe mode but crashed violently when running all services. I checked temperatures via Ryzen Master and they stayed below 65°C. The SSD performed well on other systems but not here. Running it in safe mode eliminated crashes, though a BSOD appeared with driver_irql_not_less_or_equal. A dump file was created (1.53MB). I can share the link if needed.

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