Hey Folks,
I have a weird one here. I had an old Crucial m500 240GB SSD that had given me problems in the past. I pulled it out of my old system and stuck it in a drawer somewhere, until I just built my new system on the ASRock X570 Taichi. I got my new system together and running, and gamed all day. Then I powered down and hooked up the old 240GB SSD and went back into my system and set up my formatting. Next day I powered up and was just web browsing and bam, had an event 41 and system randomly rebooted. I went through all the typical areas and checked my connections and powered up again. It happened another 5 time sin an hour. I remembered my old issues with that SSD and disconnected it, and haven't had the event 41 happen again since. Could an electrical short in the SSD be causing my system to random reboot like this? All of the event data in the reader were 0's so it didn't give me much info on the issue. My system specs are listed in my signature, except for my EVGA 1300 G2 PSU. Any thoughts would be awesome!
Thanks!
I have a weird one here. I had an old Crucial m500 240GB SSD that had given me problems in the past. I pulled it out of my old system and stuck it in a drawer somewhere, until I just built my new system on the ASRock X570 Taichi. I got my new system together and running, and gamed all day. Then I powered down and hooked up the old 240GB SSD and went back into my system and set up my formatting. Next day I powered up and was just web browsing and bam, had an event 41 and system randomly rebooted. I went through all the typical areas and checked my connections and powered up again. It happened another 5 time sin an hour. I remembered my old issues with that SSD and disconnected it, and haven't had the event 41 happen again since. Could an electrical short in the SSD be causing my system to random reboot like this? All of the event data in the reader were 0's so it didn't give me much info on the issue. My system specs are listed in my signature, except for my EVGA 1300 G2 PSU. Any thoughts would be awesome!
Thanks!