Question Fresh Install Blue Screens (On my knees begging for help) ?

[TogoLonghole]

tuf gaming z790 wifi d5, i9-13900kf, Nvidia geforce rtx 4090, Micron technology ddr5-4800 (2400mhz) 16gb (x2) My ram also has aemp disabled in bios which is the default setting and my bios has been reverted to default settings and around 1000 watt corsair psu (Cant remember exactly but i did alot of research to make sure it had enough power)

So i've been having consistent blue screens for a while and they dont seem to be related to anything specific, they are pretty random. I game alot and sometimes i can go days wihtout a blue screen blasting max performance on anything and other days i open my browser and blue screen, the error codes seem to always be different.

I removed my original ssd and harddrives to install windows on a new drive and then migrate all my files over, after installing windows on my new drive (I had a few weird blue screens and crashes when running the install media of of a usb from boot) i still get blue screens, most notably now when i copy alot of files but ive been browsing the internet for a few hours and no blue screen.

I normally would fight this to the very end and try to solve it myself but i am just lost on what to do and really need some help/advice, in the past i had ran all the checks i thought i should and it seemed like everything was fine (before resetting my windows) i have done no new tests and would really appreciate someone running me through the steps to troubleshoot this.

The last thing i did in the past hour was update my bios and the issue is still there.

I am begging for some help, i can do whatever you need to answer more questions

Any help would be greatly appreciated, im really struggling out here 😀

Recent minidumps (i hope they are the correct files) https://www.mediafire.com/file/n35x451rkay4mby/Minidumps.zip/file

And (System_service_exception) and (kmode exception not handled) are two that blue screens i can remember seeing recently

 

[beyondlogic]

tuf gaming z790 wifi d5, i9-13900kf, Nvidia geforce rtx 4090, Micron technology ddr5-4800 (2400mhz) 16gb (x2) My ram also has aemp disabled in bios which is the default setting and my bios has been reverted to default settings and around 1000 watt corsair psu (Cant remember exactly but i did alot of research to make sure it had enough power)

So i've been having consistent blue screens for a while and they dont seem to be related to anything specific, they are pretty random. I game alot and sometimes i can go days wihtout a blue screen blasting max performance on anything and other days i open my browser and blue screen, the error codes seem to always be different.

I removed my original ssd and harddrives to install windows on a new drive and then migrate all my files over, after installing windows on my new drive (I had a few weird blue screens and crashes when running the install media of of a usb from boot) i still get blue screens, most notably now when i copy alot of files but ive been browsing the internet for a few hours and no blue screen.

I normally would fight this to the very end and try to solve it myself but i am just lost on what to do and really need some help/advice, in the past i had ran all the checks i thought i should and it seemed like everything was fine (before resetting my windows) i have done no new tests and would really appreciate someone running me through the steps to troubleshoot this.

The last thing i did in the past hour was update my bios and the issue is still there.

I am begging for some help, i can do whatever you need to answer more questions

Any help would be greatly appreciated, im really struggling out here 😀

Recent minidumps (i hope they are the correct files) https://www.mediafire.com/file/n35x451rkay4mby/Minidumps.zip/file

And (System_service_exception) and (kmode exception not handled) are two that blue screens i can remember seeing recently

are you using the adapter that came with the 4090

 

[TogoLonghole]

full system specs

What else do i need to provide ? Willing to give anything i need im just not sure what else im missing

 

[beyondlogic]

What else do i need to provide ? Willing to give anything i need im just not sure what else im missing

sorry just noticed them are you using the adapter that you provided with the card the 4090

 

[TogoLonghole]

sorry just noticed them are you using the adapter that you provided with the card the 4090

No worries at all i really appreciate you for even replying, means a lot.
No i am not using an adapter, like a riser cable ? I have a huge case and everything is fitted normally no adapters apart from on fans

 

[TogoLonghole]

No worries at all i really appreciate you for even replying, means a lot.
No i am not using an adapter, like a riser cable ? I have a huge case and everything is fitted normally no adapters apart from on fans

I do have an elgato 4khd60 in the slot under the gpu that i forgot all about till now

 

[beyondlogic]

No worries at all i really appreciate you for even replying, means a lot.
No i am not using an adapter, like a riser cable ? I have a huge case and everything is fitted normally no adapters apart from on fans

i mean the 4090 adapter cable that came with the card.

this octopus hell https://m.media-amazon.com/images/I/417DG1PdcGL._AC_SX679_.jpg

 

[beyondlogic]

I do have an elgato 4khd60 in the slot under the gpu that i forgot all about till now

i doubt it would be that to be honest its more likely memory related or cpu voltage related.

have you updated the bios ?

 

[TogoLonghole]

i mean the 4090 adapter cable that came with the card.

this octopus hell https://m.media-amazon.com/images/I/417DG1PdcGL._AC_SX679_.jpg

No i think i intentionally bought a psu with the correct cable for it, it looks something like this (corsair psu)

 

[TogoLonghole]

i doubt it would be that to be honest its more likely memory related or cpu voltage related.

have you updated the bios ?

bios is on the newest update and before that was on the first one to fix the voltage issues for intel chips

 

[beyondlogic]

No i think i intentionally bought a psu with the correct cable for it, it looks something like this (corsair psu)

shouldnt be a issue of power then

 

[TogoLonghole]

shouldnt be a issue of power then

I can play the most demanding games for hours, and currently if i move files i blue screen

 

[beyondlogic]

bios is on the newest update and before that was on the first one to fix the voltage issues for intel chips

try turning of gpu accelerator i had this being a pain on my 4070 super.

go into graphics settings

turn off

hardware accelerated gpu scheduling
variable refresh rate. off

 

[TogoLonghole]

try turning of gpu accelerator i had this being a pain on my 4070 super.

go into graphics settings

turn off

hardware accelerated gpu scheduling
variable refresh rate. off

Done, ill try copy some stuff see what happens

 

[beyondlogic]

Done, ill try copy some stuff see what happens

what files are you copying and when you made the windows boot media did you choose make for this pc or start from new it easily catches people out.

 

[TogoLonghole]

what files are you copying and when you made the windows boot media did you choose make for this pc or start from new it easily catches people out.

Oh whatever the default was i didnt see it, im on the same pc just different drive, and im copying files from my old windows drive that wont boot anymore, but games and server settings etc no windows files, i also just got (attempted execute of noexecute memory) blue screen

 

[TogoLonghole]

Oh whatever the default was i didnt see it, im on the same pc just different drive, and im copying files from my old windows drive that wont boot anymore, but games and server settings etc no windows files, i also just got (attempted execute of noexecute memory) blue screen

But like i said before copying files i was on the browser for along time with no issues

 

[beyondlogic]

But like i said before copying files i was on the browser for along time with no issues

it sounds like one of the files on the drive might be the cuprit copy 1 file only 1 and see if it happens.

i would try also testing said drive on another machine and see if it will allow it to copy over if it freezes and blue screen the drive is corrupt.

 

[TogoLonghole]

it sounds like one of the files on the drive might be the cuprit copy 1 file only 1 and see if it happens.

i would try also testing said drive on another machine and see if it will allow it to copy over if it freezes and blue screen the drive is corrupt.

This is good to hear, ill try some stuff and see what happens, i managed to copy a big chunk earlier and it was fine for 30 mins before blue screening and now it doesnt even get to the popup where it should say replace files yes or no, kindve strange

 

[TogoLonghole]

it sounds like one of the files on the drive might be the cuprit copy 1 file only 1 and see if it happens.

i would try also testing said drive on another machine and see if it will allow it to copy over if it freezes and blue screen the drive is corrupt.

Also what do you mean by corrupt, wiping the drive would fix this ? Like certain files are corrupted ?

 

[beyondlogic]

This is good to hear, ill try some stuff and see what happens, i managed to copy a big chunk earlier and it was fine for 30 mins before blue screening and now it doesnt even get to the popup where it should say replace files yes or no, kindve strange

1 other possibility is ram is faulty you can test this with 1 stick in slot 2. and only in slot 2 leave the other stick out.

 

[beyondlogic]

Also what do you mean by corrupt, wiping the drive would fix this ? Like certain files are corrupted ?

the old drive wouldnt boot this suggests there are corrupt system files on the windows drive and it may have taken other files with it.

 

[beyondlogic]

if system fails to boot in slot to switch to second ram stick in slot 2

 

[TogoLonghole]

1 other possibility is ram is faulty you can test this with 1 stick in slot 2. and only in slot 2 leave the other stick out.

Man thankyou so much i honestly cant express how much i appreciate your help, ill try this soon once files are deleted and i try copy them etc, ive been thinking its ram related but ive had no evidence that it is, ive also deleted 400gb of files from my current c drive(not my old maybe corrupt one) and its not crashed yet.

Soon ill try copying the same files with the ram suggestion you made (getting to my old nvme is a pain its under my gpu) and if that still blue screens ive got a seperate pc i can test the copying files from the other drive(supposed corrupted one) and see if my other pc crashes too

 

[beyondlogic]

Man thankyou so much i honestly cant express how much i appreciate your help, ill try this soon once files are deleted and i try copy them etc, ive been thinking its ram related but ive had no evidence that it is, ive also deleted 400gb of files from my current c drive(not my old maybe corrupt one) and its not crashed yet.

Soon ill try copying the same files with the ram suggestion you made (getting to my old nvme is a pain its under my gpu) and if that still blue screens ive got a seperate pc i can test the copying files from the other drive(supposed corrupted one) and see if my other pc crashes too

honestly its fine its what the forum is for.

just remember to copy the files 2 or 3 at a time there could be a bad sector on any drive and the minute it hits that bad sector it will error out.