[SOLVED] Windows 10 blue screen HELP!!

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Antinzi

Antinzi

Apr 7, 2020
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Hi,
So i built a new pc with the following parts:
Ryzen 3 2200g
Patriot viper 4 3000MHz
Gigabyte b450m s2h
Corsair cx450m
So i can boot into windows but after a few minutes it will crash with a blue screen showing a different error code everytime.
So i did load optimized defaults in bios and it seemed it work but after 5-10 mins it crashed while i was installing language package and doint nothing else .
As i said the error code is different each time so i cannot look up anything
Thanks for your answers
 
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rocktalkrock said:
Sounds like your PC may be overheating. Are you checking temperatures?
Also after you boot your computer go straight to Device Manager and look for any yellow warning signs.
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No its not overheating since i have it on a test bench and not a case its around 26-37 celcious max. As i tolf you before i think the problem might be tha hard drive so i will instal it on laptop and see what happens and i will tell you
Thanks for your time
 
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You can't take storage out of one system and put it into another and expect it to work. While it may boot you can still have issues due to conflicting motherboard drivers.

When you made this new build did you do a clean install of Windows & drivers? If not then I suspect that is the issue.
 
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WildCard999 said:
You can't take storage out of one system and put it into another and expect it to work. While it may boot you can still have issues due to conflicting motherboard drivers.

When you made this new build did you do a clean install of Windows & drivers? If not then I suspect that is the issue.
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Yes i got my hdd plugged it into the mother board and formated it through the windows bootable usb

Whag i meant is unplugging the hdd plugging it a another pc and try installing the windows on that system to see if the problem is the hdd since its the only thing that is not new yet very old

I cant even install drivers since it will BSOD me before i even get to do that
 
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Antinzi said:
Yes i got my hdd plugged it into the mother board and formated it through the windows bootable usb

Whag i meant is unplugging the hdd plugging it a another pc and try installing the windows on that system to see if the problem is the hdd since its the only thing that is not new yet very old

I cant even install drivers since it will BSOD me before i even get to do that
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What is your HDD?
 
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Antinzi said:
My hard drive not an ssd
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Try downloading a program called "Hard Disk Sentinel". It will check the health of your drive.

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rocktalkrock said:
Did you say earlier that you have another PC you can plug the HDD into?
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I ran a stress test on linux using 4-5gb of ram out of 6 and all 4 cores of the cpu at 100% usage for 2 minutes and didnt crash at all. That means that my cpu and ram is healthy right?. Btw after using linux for lie 5 mins it will eventually freeze andi have to hard shutdown so does that leave us with the hrd drive being faulty right?
 
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Antinzi said:
I ran a stress test on linux using 4-5gb of ram out of 6 and all 4 cores of the cpu at 100% usage for 2 minutes and didnt crash at all. That means that my cpu and ram is healthy right?. Btw after using linux for lie 5 mins it will eventually freeze andi have to hard shutdown so does that leave us with the hrd drive being faulty right?
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It would seem so, yes. Is the HDD very old?
 
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