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Thanks for the help, I think I managed to solve it! I looked at the timestamp inside the dump and realized it was from a crash that happened over 2 weeks ago. For some reason Windows insisted on relogging the latest 5 crashes at every single startup and periodically during normal operation...

Hey! I noticed today that my Windows 11 Event Viewer is full of Security SPP messages (not errors, information entries) quoting "local downlevel migration", service started, ended, and rescheduled to a weird date 100 years from now. There are also messages about hardware configuration...

This is what I got now in the event viewer: When it was logged, PC was working normally, no crashes or hangups. Weirdly enough it says "Windows 10" even though I'm using Win 11. EDIT: Reinstalled my drivers (latest ofc) and the error was still produced at startup with no AMD drivers installed...

I navigated to the folder, and there is a 10GB dmp file (that I can obviously not upload), and several sub-folders with multiple .dmp files inside each. However, none of these files' creation dates correspond to the dates and times of the events I see in the event viewer.

I have noticed that upon PC startup, and also at random intervals, three LiveKernelEvent warnings appear in my event viewer. Two of them are always event 141s and one is always an event 117. These always appear as a batch of three, logged at the exact same time. They appear in the "application"...

That much is clear, obviously, it's 7th grade physics. I just find it strange that the card has the same (amazing, btw) performance at 230W as it does at 300W, and 200Mhz higher.

Asus ROG Strix 850G, and it's a Sapphire 9070XT Pulse. MOBO Bios has not been updated in a good while, and after the tweaks core clocks remain consistently in the 2900-2970Mhz range, which is the official factory boost. I am currently powering the card through a pigtail connector (until I can...

I purchased an RX9070XT yesterday, and have been playing around with it quite a lot. I noticed that the boost clocks sometimes go WAY past factory specifications (2970Mhz to 3200Mhz or so), and when this happens, there usually is a driver timeout crash. This is nothing new, I had the same issue...

Yes to both. MS profile stays logged in, but Google, Facebook, everything else automatically logs out. Plugins seem to be unaffected, and it seems to happen after closing the browser and playing a game for some time. Chrome does not seem to be affected and neither does Firefox.

Windows Defender, because I've had trouble with anything else but I ran Malwarebytes now just to be safe.

Apparently not. I installed a plugin to make the new tab default to google and it is still working even though I had to log in again. Also no malware found.

Nothing dodgy basically, I never install anything from unreliable sources. I think I uninstalled/installed some games from the Xbox app and Steam and that's it haven't scanned for malware yet but I'm going to give it a shot!

Hi! I replaced my GPU yesterday (RX6800 swapped for 9070XT), and since then, every few times I open up Edge (also noticed with Chrome), all my logins are gone, I have to relog into Google, chaGPT, what have you, and have to click "accept cookies" all over again on every website. Settings have...

Hey! I am not sure if it was reinstalling the windows update or a driver update, but the original issue seems to be solved. I have played around 200 hours since then, and only experienced minor drops in utilization that can easily be explained by shader compilation stutters.

By way of update, I uninstalled the latest Windows update KB5036893 which many people complained about, and which also royally f-ed up my VPN connectivity, but all it did was cause a green flash in the screen and a driver timeout message from Adrenaline every time I launched a game (game...