Pc stuck in a Loop of Bluescreens, with changing stop codes.

[schuschtom]

Hello,

I appear to have run into a very frustrating problem.
I was playing some games yesterday, as my game randomly crashed. I didn't really care much, but after around 10 Secinds my Computer bluescreened.
Everytime i try to boot my Computer now, it loads for a short time and right after the Bios screen i get a Bluescreen.
I have received alot of different stop codes from them, examples are:
Driver_Irql_not_less_or_equal
(the same but without driver at the front)
Memory Management
System Service Exception (sometimes with stuff like ntfs.sys or fltmgr.sys)
Unexpected Kernel Trap (i think)
KMode exception not handled
Driver Overun Stack buffer
page fault in unpaged area

Things i have found out so far:
-After Pc crash, the Stop code always changes (never the same code two times in a row)
-Cannot enter Safe mode with F2 or F5
-Can enter Bios and temperatures are all at around 30-40 degrees

What i have tried so far:
-Change Ram stick position
-Check ram with memtest (5 Passes)
-switch out ram with new ones

-remove graphics card
-change graphics card
-test graphic memory

-remove ssd (main)
-remove hdd's
-remove all disks (no bluescreen but only bios)
-use different ssd with working windows installation

-reinstall windows (bluescreened alot of times, but sometimes lets me actually use the usb tool)
-use chkdsk (was stuck at 10% and crashed afterwards)
-use windows repair tools from Stick

-clean up the Pc
-unplug all usb things from the pc

-take out the mainboard battery and wait for 10 min
-Bios flash update onto newest version

-stress test cpu

-let it restart alot of times(this actually lets me very rarely get into the safe mode boot thingy, but it hasnt occured in the ladt 5 hours or so)

As you can see, i tried alot of things, but none of them worked, some of them actually did nothing, but the most of them simply ended up bluescreening my pc.
After around 9 - 10 hours of torture i'm pretty much hopeless but maybe someone can actually save me.
Otherwise i'll just take it to a Repair shop.

Edit:
I guess the Specs could be usefull:
CPU Intel I5 -8400k
Mainboard Z370 A-Pro MSI
Graphics Gainward 1060 6Gb
Ram 2x 8Gb Ballistix DDR4
CPU Fan Be quiet Pure Rock
Power Supply Be quiet 780W ( i think)

They could be a bit unprecise but, i'll probably update them if someone needs them.

 

[thecomputerdood]

POssible fix: get a better graphics card?

 

[schuschtom]

A Gainward 1060 6Gb should be enough i hope.
The one i used when i tried to change it was a Palit 1060 6 Gb.

 

[incorrector]

did you try to boot in safe mode?
caould you inspect all usb ports for any visual short inside the ports?

 

[schuschtom]

Well i can't get into safe mode, as the Automatic repair fails and bluescreens and the Windows Installation Usb stick also crashes on startup.
The USB slots are also perfectly fine

 

[incorrector]

Use another SATA cable, and plug it to the very last sata port.
also, make sure that your BIOS settings are correct (like IDE/AHCI etc)

 

[schuschtom]

Changing the cable did not work and the bios has not been changed yet, after short checking, everything seems normal
Edit:
Just got a bluescreen with Acpi.sys as a thing below the stop code. I have no idea what that is but my Bios has a tab about Acpi where i only can deactive a Led or something

 

[schuschtom]

Just tried out Changing my Mode to Raid mode, which got me to a : Your devices are made ready screen but then bluescreened again. Also the Bluescreen was stuck at 0% of collecting data

 

[smorizio]

pull the gpu use onboard video port. if the pc crashes on windows install then your looking at bad power supply it rippling out and causing unclean power to go into your rig. try another known good unit.

 

[schuschtom]

i already tried another graphics card, which changed nothing, and i also tried starting without a card, but it still bluescreened on me

 

[thecomputerdood]

You’re PC is dead I guess, if it’s stuck in Bluescreen, that’s the Bluescreen of death. Have you checked your BIOS, and made sure RAM is installed correctly?

 

[schuschtom]

Ram has been triple checked already, i put new ones in, they have changed positions and have been checked for memory corruption,

i also loaded the optimized bios settings and tried some settings like deactivating or enabling optional drivers or modes.
Edit:
The thing is: in my bios i am able to see a driver: Realtek pci gbe family controller, but i have no option to turn it off or uninstall it, and i've got the feeling that thats the problem... any ideas?

 

[thecomputerdood]

I cannot help you anymore. Sorry! (Try going to Google to find out how to wipe.

 

[incorrector]

did you try to boot any live usb?like win7 from hirens

 

[smorizio]

in the bios under onboard devices you find sound and ethernet port to turn on and off. try another known good power supply.