Windows stops working after roughly 20 minutes of startup, plus more issues you mentioned.
Windows stops working after roughly 20 minutes of startup, plus more issues you mentioned.
System setup was created around November 2018. Performance improvements applied: CPU, RAM, GPU – Windows 10/11 (both current versions, x64). ASUS ROG B350-F Gaming (BIOS version 2.17.1246). AMD Ryzen 5 2600X (likely not overclocked, stock cooler) paired with two 4GB 2666MHz RAM modules + two 8GB 2666MHz RAM sticks (installed in specified sequence). MSI RTX 3070 Corsair MP510 M.2 (240GB), Seagate SkyHawk 2TB, Corsair VS650 (650W, 80+ White). Operating system generally accessible via Discord, Firefox, Steam, EGL, LG HUB, stream deck, and ShareX. Issue reported after roughly 20-40 minutes of startup: the machine halts updating, freezes the display, cuts off audio output briefly, then stabilizes fans despite light load. After an unpredictable pause, it restarts normally. Before reboot, logs show useful errors in eventvwr (format: Level | Source | EventID | Short version). Some key warnings: Kernel-PnP driver failure, BTHUSB adapter issue, LSA package signing problem, CertificateServices error, and a yellow/red/white lighting sequence upon power-on. Possible causes include RAM speed mismatch, driver conflicts, or firmware incompatibility.**
Reviewing the information provided, here are some key points rephrased:
- Caution: The driver failed to load on the specified device. See the guidance link for details.
- Warning about low energy mode compatibility issues in the adapter.
- A known Windows issue with no clear resolution, reported since Windows 11.
- Event log error indicating a problem with Microsoft security auditing tools.
- Permission settings preventing local activation of a COM server.
- Another unresolved certificate enrollment error on Windows.
Let me know if you need further clarification.