Computer Crashes During Shutdown

[dposey12]

System:
Asus B85M-G motherboard
GeForce gtx 650 ti boost
PSU is a Corsair CX 750 M
8gb DDR3 RAM
intel i5 4670k
Corsair Spec-Alpha Case
Windows 10

So this issue started two or three days ago. I would come downstairs in the morning and find my computer on (after I shut it down at night). After checking my logs I find a critical error saying that my system crashed during shutdown. And as per Microsoft protocol my system then restarts, which I have disabled for the time being. The problem seemed to start right after I installed Fallout 4 (not sure if it is related or not). I also recently installed a new PSU a few weeks ago. Any help would be appreciated thanks in advance!

 

[bboiprfsr]

I have no idea. Did you have any issues with driver installation(s)?

To fix this issue you need to update or disable graphics device. Try updating first, if that doesn't help, try disabling.

1. Click Start , and type "device manager" (without quotes) into the search field.
2. Click Device Manager from the results list.
3. In the Device Manager window that opens, double-click IEEE 1394 Bus host controllers .
4. Select the 1394 Controller.
5. Right click on it and select Update Driver software.
Select Search automatically for updated driver software.

If issue is not resolved then disable the specified device - then instead of selecting update driver software in step 5, choose disable.

 

[dposey12]

I have no idea. Did you have any issues with driver installation(s)?

To fix this issue you need to update or disable graphics device. Try updating first, if that doesn't help, try disabling.

1. Click Start , and type "device manager" (without quotes) into the search field.
2. Click Device Manager from the results list.
3. In the Device Manager window that opens, double-click IEEE 1394 Bus host controllers .
4. Select the 1394 Controller.
5. Right click on it and select Update Driver software.
Select Search automatically for updated driver software.

If issue is not resolved then disable the specified device - then instead of selecting update driver software in step 5, choose disable.

No I never had any issues with driver installations