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The Bluetooth isn't causing problems, it's the "Intel(R) Wi-Fi 6 AX200 160MHz", the drivers I found didn't seem to sort it but ill see what I can find. I'd try disabling WiFi-6 but that will be a last resort as I may not be able to get to internet settings before a crash

So I've been having problems with my new PC and have narrowed it down to my WiFi Card. About 10 minutes after start up it will freeze then crash. Whenever the WiFi card is enabled it causes this issue. It doesn't crash in safe mode or when the card is disbled leading me to think it's a drivers...

New issue, 8 just tried loading into safe mode and it BSoD'd with Critical_Process_Died Is my entire system now screwed?

Drivers all appear to be up to date Have already reset cmos and that doesn't seem to have helped Currently not running any OC Both ram sticks are the same Tried quite a lot but having left it in safe mode for a while to check if it crashes in safe mode and just now switched back to normal...

My PC BSoDs when running in normal mode and Clean Boot mode but not in Safe Mode. Error Message: Clock_Watchdog_Timeout BlueScreenView is pointing at: ntoskrnl.exe If you need more info just ask Specs: CPU: Ryzen 5 2600 GPU: GTX 1650 Motherboard: MSI A320M-A Pro Max RAM: 16GB (2x8GB) DDR4...

Reseat did not work, do you have any suggestions on what I should try next? Or will I need it to be sent somewhere to see if they can repair it?

Resetting bios has not worked. I'm using a desktop which doesn't have a battery. I guess I could check the cpu

Having Issues with my build, Randomly crashing for apparently no reason giving me the error Clock_Watchdog_Timeout. Form what I can see no one really knows what this means. I've recently replaced the PSU with a CV550 as I was recommended to do so but this hasn't sorted the problem. I've tried...

I don't think there's any particular thing that would cas Ram to crash. Sometimes it would crash when downloading, sometimes it will crash when I'm playing Battlefront. I'm just going to keep if powered off until the new PSU arrives and hope to hell that that fixes it otherwise I'm kinda...

Windows Memory Diagnostic says no prolems, I've ordered a new PSU anyway (a good one this time, corsair 450w)

12V saying its at 12.192 I'll check RAM now

Update, Now the PC occasionally actually shows a blue screen with Clock_Watchdog_Timeout, and BlueScreenView is pointing at ntoskrnl.exe as the culprit. Is this still related to having a bad PSU?

OK, thanks for the help

System doesn't seem to power off though? All the fans inside the case continue spinning and the light's don't turn off? Do you have any recommendations for a decent psu on a budget?

Don't think it's a temp issue, i've been monitoring temps and they dont appear to go above 50 for cpu or 40 for gpu