I just built my new PC and got a copy of Windows 10 Pro. I can say that this was my first PC build, but I have been around it and watched them a lot. I was delighted when everything seemed to be working good. After about a days use, it started Blue Screening.
Error codes such as: System Service Exception, System Thread Exception not Handled, Driver_Overran_Stack_Buffer, Special Pool Detected Memory Corrupt, NTFS.sys failures.
At first, it was just one, and I figured a simple search of Google to fix this would help. Did a bit of troubleshooting and since then it's gotten worse much worse. The computer barely will stay on for more than a couple minutes.
I tried the auto repair on the windows troubleshooter it comes back with C:\windows\system32\logfile\srt\SrtTrail.txt when going to that file the system opens it but can't read it fast enough to figure out why maybe it's doing this. I will say this though when I first got the computer up and running I was a bit eager, and I downloaded all the drivers from the manufacturers without really reading them just because I built this for gaming, and I wanted to get to it. Since then I have completely reset everything formatting every drive to restart and maybe fix things, but it has done nothing other than it staying on for a couple of hours before going back to its BSOD sequence. I have been trying to look for help, but everything pretty much says update your drivers and stuff I have updated every driver in the "Drive Manager" on Windows 10. The only other thing I have found that says to do is to clear the CMOS on my motherboard which I have been waiting to do because I don't know too much about that. It would be much appreciated if anyone knew what I could do or try.
Specs~
MSI Z270 Gaming M7
CPU: Intel i7-7700k
AIO: Corsair h115i
GPU: EVGA 1080 Ti FTW3
RAM: Corsair Vengence 2666MHz
SSD: 2 Samsung 250GB
HDD: 2 Seagate 3TB
PSU: EVGA - SuperNOVA G2 850W 80+ Gold
Error codes such as: System Service Exception, System Thread Exception not Handled, Driver_Overran_Stack_Buffer, Special Pool Detected Memory Corrupt, NTFS.sys failures.
At first, it was just one, and I figured a simple search of Google to fix this would help. Did a bit of troubleshooting and since then it's gotten worse much worse. The computer barely will stay on for more than a couple minutes.
I tried the auto repair on the windows troubleshooter it comes back with C:\windows\system32\logfile\srt\SrtTrail.txt when going to that file the system opens it but can't read it fast enough to figure out why maybe it's doing this. I will say this though when I first got the computer up and running I was a bit eager, and I downloaded all the drivers from the manufacturers without really reading them just because I built this for gaming, and I wanted to get to it. Since then I have completely reset everything formatting every drive to restart and maybe fix things, but it has done nothing other than it staying on for a couple of hours before going back to its BSOD sequence. I have been trying to look for help, but everything pretty much says update your drivers and stuff I have updated every driver in the "Drive Manager" on Windows 10. The only other thing I have found that says to do is to clear the CMOS on my motherboard which I have been waiting to do because I don't know too much about that. It would be much appreciated if anyone knew what I could do or try.
Specs~
MSI Z270 Gaming M7
CPU: Intel i7-7700k
AIO: Corsair h115i
GPU: EVGA 1080 Ti FTW3
RAM: Corsair Vengence 2666MHz
SSD: 2 Samsung 250GB
HDD: 2 Seagate 3TB
PSU: EVGA - SuperNOVA G2 850W 80+ Gold