Ever since I force shut down my PC (hold down the external power button), everything hasn't been acting normal

[therealzhero]

About a week ago I needed to turn of my computer so I pressed the external power button and though nothing of it. The first thing that happened were my HID-devices being a bit twitchy. My mouse would occasionally double click when I only tapped once, and not register a tap at all. My keyboard would do the same, but I found that getting a new keyboard fixed that (and no, I didn't just get a keyboard to fix this, I was planning on getting this a while ago). Since I play CS:GO or Counter Strike, this is a huge problem to me. I need to react fast as well as have a good mouse or else I can't play at all. I think that it's the drivers but I don't want to install new mouse drivers yet.
Something else strange that's been happening is the computer randomly freezing and shutting off and giving me that evil blue screen with a frowny face saying. "Your PC has run into an error, we are getting some info then restarting." or something just like that. Usually the error is a DPC_WATCHDOG_VIOLATION error, but there is one more error that's happens a lot less, it don't remember what it's called but I do remember that it freezes the sound (the last sound clip over and over again really fast and loud) and last time that happened it took a very long time starting up again.

What do you think I should do? I'm going to try installing new drivers for most things now, but if there is anything else, just reply it.

Specs
RAM : Dual Channel 8GB
CPU : AMD-A10-6700
GRAPHICS CARD : EVGA GTX GeForce 1050 Superclocked 2GB

If you need more info, make sure to provide it in your reply.

 

[Mark RM]

Sounds like a chipset driver issue to me, what motherboard do you have?

 

[therealzhero]

Sounds like a chipset driver issue to me, what motherboard do you have?

Since I couldn't find my motherboard online, how can I find it? The best information I could find about it was my chipset on the cpu-z.
I'll attach a full report of the CPU-Z report, but here's the Chipset part.

Chipset
------------------------------------------------------------------------https://pastebin.com/k4qvVtay

Northbridge AMD K15 IMC rev. 00
Southbridge AMD A78 FCH rev. 2.6
Graphic Interface PCI-Express
PCI-E Link Width x16
PCI-E Max Link Width x16
Memory Type DDR3
Memory Size 7120 MBytes
Channels Dual
Memory Frequency 798.4 MHz (1:8)
CAS# latency (CL) 11.0
RAS# to CAS# delay (tRCD) 11
RAS# Precharge (tRP) 12
Cycle Time (tRAS) 28
Bank Cycle Time (tRC) 39
Uncore Frequency 1497.0 MHz

 

[Mark RM]

just open Cpuz and click on the mainboard tab it will give you a model number.

https://www.cpuid.com/softwares/cpu-z.html

 

[therealzhero]

It says the model number is 10117 and it also says 31900058 STD

 

[Mark RM]

You could have just said it was a lenovo computer and listed it's model number. You can do that now in fact and I'll link you to what you should try. What operating system are you on?

 

[therealzhero]

You could have just said it was a lenovo computer and listed it's model number. You can do that now in fact and I'll link you to what you should try. What operating system are you on?

Windows 8.1

Also my computer is a lenovo h535. I though I put it in the Specs but I guess I didn't.

 

[Mark RM]

If you don't already have it download the Lenovo solutions center for your PC and run it, it should automatically patch BIOS and critical drivers for your unit based on the OS you run. If you can't find it, here's an update link below;

https://pcsupport.lenovo.com/ca/en/products/desktops-and-all-in-ones/lenovo-h-series-desktops/lenovo-h535-desktop/downloads/DS104494

 

[therealzhero]

alright, thanks