Hi everyone, for the last week I have been having increasingly more frequent BSODs. At first it was like once a week or so, I thought it was random, so brushed it off. Then it started to be more frequent like once a day or so. I noticed it happened during gaming so I thought maybe it has to do with that. But later it started happening completely randomly even when pc is idle etc. And today it happened 4-5 times, the most recent one happening twice in the same minute.
Before it became this worse, I was able to get the error ids from Windows event viewer. It looks like what triggers it is a volmgr 161 error followed by a kernel-power 41 error. I did some research on my own, this appears to be very common and can have dozens of different solutions based on the cause. I don't think it's a PSU issue, since it's relatively new (8-10months) (I would love to be proven wrong if it's something as simple as a PSU issue)
Things I did:
Before it became this worse, I was able to get the error ids from Windows event viewer. It looks like what triggers it is a volmgr 161 error followed by a kernel-power 41 error. I did some research on my own, this appears to be very common and can have dozens of different solutions based on the cause. I don't think it's a PSU issue, since it's relatively new (8-10months) (I would love to be proven wrong if it's something as simple as a PSU issue)
Things I did:
- crystal disk info shows my system drive at 94% health with no errors
- unplugged/replugged my drives
- increased page file size (it was equal to RAM size)
- ran a virus scan
- tried booting at safe mode with network (i don't know what to do if i succeed in booting in safe mode)
- checked that every single device's driver was up to date
- repairing with the windows startup repair utility
- I try using the computer normally like playing a game or opening a browser or copying large files
- if I try to leave it idle, I usually have a bluescreen in about 30mins-2hours (or sometimes 2-5 mins)
- I leave the pc at windows logon step, without logging in, I will still get the same BSOD.
- I boot up in safe mode with network (couldn't try without network yet, as pc is refusing to boot at all at this point)
- after a few restart loops windows decided to boot up in repair mode, it couldn't fix it