Question Pc either turning off after boot(before windows) or bluescreen, but boots normally after that

[Raigekiiiii]

1st of all, here are my specs:
AMD Ryzen 5 3600x
GIGABYTE RX 5700XT GAMING OC
2x8gb rip jaws ram @3200
Samsung 970pro 1Tb
MSI B450TOMAHAWK MAX
And a questionable "Force" Power supply


I've had this issue for 8 months now but I've just given in and stopped searching by myself and decided to ask for help.
Every morning, when I turn my pc on there are 2 scenarios
Either it will turn off right after bios , or i will get a blue screen and it will reboot. This only happens on the 1st boot of the day. I also, though not every day, get blue screens while using it, not when it's being "stressed". This has been going on for 8 months so I think you get why I'm annoyed / worried. Idk if it matters but I have not over clocked, cpu NvMe and gpu temps are fine, memtest said ram is fine ( did it like 3 times), same for the NvMe. My room is relatively cold. I really have no idea why this happens, if you need any more info please tell me

 

[Fix_that_Glitch]

Have you run sfc /scannow under powershell?

 

[Raigekiiiii]

Have you run sfc /scannow under powershell?

Yes, i have. Multiple times.

 

[Fix_that_Glitch]

Go to computer management and see if it lists anything under critical errors.

 

[Raigekiiiii]

Go to computer management and see if it lists anything under critical errors.

How can i check if there are critical errors?

 

[Fix_that_Glitch]

Click on start button, using computer management, click on event viewer, it will open a window, look under critical errors, errors. See if it tells you anything.

 

[Raigekiiiii]

Critical: Kernel-power
Error: Kernel-eventtracing, VSS, WHEA-Logger, Kernel-Boot, WindowsUpdateClient, Volmgr, application error, bugcheck, application hang, .NET runtime, event log, service control manager, DistributedCOM, bits-client

 

[Raigekiiiii]

forgot to mention i tried 3 psus and it stil occured, plus sometimes my pc crashes while using it.

 

[Raigekiiiii]

Click on start button, using computer management, click on event viewer, it will open a window, look under critical errors, errors. See if it tells you anything.

any ideas?