Computer Keeps Crashing

[tldpolak]

So My computer stopped BSOD and now it just frames drops after gaming for a few hours, but only on league of legends no other games crash. But it just freezes my PC and I have to shut it off and turn it back on I have updated drivers, looked into my event viewer to fix issues in there. I thought it was my Logitech headset crashing it, so I used a different headset and it still crashed. I am honestly emotionally exhausted with my PC constantly crashing. I have no idea how to fix it when I cant even see crash logs other than the event viewer. If anyone could help that would be great I only just built this custom PC almost a year ago, so it shouldn't be all messed up and it only started crashing recently but it did BSOD for about a month after I reinstalled windows to install my optane memory. It doesn't BSOD anymore it just freezes and I cant move anything, but only with league of legends. I've played hours on other games and its perfectly fine.

 

[tldpolak]

you might go here and get autoruns64.exe
https://docs.microsoft.com/en-us/sysinternals/downloads/autoruns
run it and go to the menu and hide the microsoft entries
then look at the remaining entries. you can disable 3rd party entries by unchecking the checkbox by the driver.
then you can reboot and that driver will not be loaded.
you can then check it again and reboot to get the driver to load again.

or you can delete the driver entry to remove it from loading permanently.
it is very useful for finding drivers that you did not know were loaded.

if you do get a valid memory dump you would have to copy it to a server like Microsoft onedrive, share the file for public access and post a link. problems that involve devices that are on the usb bus or are plug and play related often will require a kernel memory dump since the minimemory dump does not include the internal error log or the proper debug info to debug the more complex problems.

I'm not sure how to get that to you because now when it bsods it won't restart so when I turn it off it corrupts the dump file. Even when I ran driver verifier it wouldn't restart after bsod. This recent ladfgss.sys bsod wasn't through league though it was just random while I was working on HTML homework.

I tried that and i couldn't use my headset so I reinstalled the drivers but got rid of Logitech gaming software. And this I bsod playing league. With a ladfGSRam64.sys and it was overloading my Ram which is new. But its stuck on the BSOD and not restarting still. Should I let it sit there?

 

[johnbl]

check the spelling of ladfGSRam64.sys
i could not find that driver on google

you might go here and get autoruns64.exe
https://docs.microsoft.com/en-us/sysinternals/downloads/autoruns
run it and go to the menu and hide the microsoft entries
then look at the remaining entries. you can disable 3rd party entries by unchecking the checkbox by the driver.
then you can reboot and that driver will not be loaded.
you can then check it again and reboot to get the driver to load again.

or you can delete the driver entry to remove it from loading permanently.
it is very useful for finding drivers that you did not know were loaded.

if you do get a valid memory dump you would have to copy it to a server like Microsoft onedrive, share the file for public access and post a link. problems that involve devices that are on the usb bus or are plug and play related often will require a kernel memory dump since the minimemory dump does not include the internal error log or the proper debug info to debug the more complex problems.

I'm not sure how to get that to you because now when it bsods it won't restart so when I turn it off it corrupts the dump file. Even when I ran driver verifier it wouldn't restart after bsod. This recent ladfgss.sys bsod wasn't through league though it was just random while I was working on HTML homework.

I tried that and i couldn't use my headset so I reinstalled the drivers but got rid of Logitech gaming software. And this I bsod playing league. With a ladfGSRam64.sys and it was overloading my Ram which is new. But its stuck on the BSOD and not restarting still. Should I let it sit there?

 

[tldpolak]

check the spelling of ladfGSRam64.sys
i could not find that driver on google

you might go here and get autoruns64.exe
https://docs.microsoft.com/en-us/sysinternals/downloads/autoruns
run it and go to the menu and hide the microsoft entries
then look at the remaining entries. you can disable 3rd party entries by unchecking the checkbox by the driver.
then you can reboot and that driver will not be loaded.
you can then check it again and reboot to get the driver to load again.

or you can delete the driver entry to remove it from loading permanently.
it is very useful for finding drivers that you did not know were loaded.

if you do get a valid memory dump you would have to copy it to a server like Microsoft onedrive, share the file for public access and post a link. problems that involve devices that are on the usb bus or are plug and play related often will require a kernel memory dump since the minimemory dump does not include the internal error log or the proper debug info to debug the more complex problems.

I'm not sure how to get that to you because now when it bsods it won't restart so when I turn it off it corrupts the dump file. Even when I ran driver verifier it wouldn't restart after bsod. This recent ladfgss.sys bsod wasn't through league though it was just random while I was working on HTML homework.

I tried that and i couldn't use my headset so I reinstalled the drivers but got rid of Logitech gaming software. And this I bsod playing league. With a ladfGSRam64.sys and it was overloading my Ram which is new. But its stuck on the BSOD and not restarting still. Should I let it sit there?

That's what it was called. I've never heard of it either, but something was causing my PC to use all its RAM