So I was using my desktop playing a video game, I paused the game then I went downstairs to do something. When I went back to my room I saw my PC with a BSOD saying "Kernel Security Check Error", at first I waited for it to restart but didn't go anywhere so I forced the desktop to shutdown. I turned it back on and it booted as usual, after I went downstairs again to do something. When I came back the desktop screen is frozen, the mouse and keyboard is not responding and when I tried pressing caps lock or num lock keys the light indicators are not responding.
I decided to force shutdown the PC again then turn it back on and this time it won't boot, its stuck at black screen. Luckily my motherboard has an "EZ Debug LED" that has three LED lights to indicate whether the issue is in the CPU, RAM, or GPU. The LED lights indicate the problem to be the CPU and RAM(both the LED lights are turning on and off repeatedly).
This is not the first time that I encountered an issue like this in my desktop. Back then when this happens I would open my PC remove the CPU from the socket and place it back, same thing with the RAM and GPU I would unplug and plug back the components. Usually it works and the desktop boots up properly, but this time it didn't work regardless if I did it to all three components(removing and plugging back).
CPU: i5-6600k
RAM: 2x 8gb Kingston HyperX
GPU: Asus Strix GTX 1070
Motherboard: MSI Z170-A PC MATE
OS: Windows 10 Pro
Thanks in advance
I decided to force shutdown the PC again then turn it back on and this time it won't boot, its stuck at black screen. Luckily my motherboard has an "EZ Debug LED" that has three LED lights to indicate whether the issue is in the CPU, RAM, or GPU. The LED lights indicate the problem to be the CPU and RAM(both the LED lights are turning on and off repeatedly).
This is not the first time that I encountered an issue like this in my desktop. Back then when this happens I would open my PC remove the CPU from the socket and place it back, same thing with the RAM and GPU I would unplug and plug back the components. Usually it works and the desktop boots up properly, but this time it didn't work regardless if I did it to all three components(removing and plugging back).
CPU: i5-6600k
RAM: 2x 8gb Kingston HyperX
GPU: Asus Strix GTX 1070
Motherboard: MSI Z170-A PC MATE
OS: Windows 10 Pro
Thanks in advance