Windows 10 Random Error Crashing (Frowny Face Errors)

[nick8876]

Hey guys,

I love windows 10 but I swear I have had more crashes and errors with it than I did with windows 7. There the "frowny face" errors that cause the computer to restart. I've had at least 5, although they happen so fast I can never figure out what the error code is, although the last time it did this I was able to see what it was, and it was a memory related error. Ran a memory check, both sticks checked out fine.

These are the components I am currently running with:
AMD FX-8350@4GHZ(212 EVO Cooler+Formula 7 TP)
Gigabyte GA-970 UD3P AM3+ Motherboard
Kingston HyperX Blu 16GB (2x8GB) RAM DDR3 @1600MHZ
Crucial MX200 500GB SSD (This is the Windows Boot Device)
WD Blue 1TB 7200RPM HDD (I have a system backup here)
Gigabyte GTX 660 2GB GDDR5
EVGA 600B 600w PSU
Windows 10 64 bit

Everything is at stock speeds. No overclocking on anything. Also, I did a clean install of windows 10 from a USB stick to move the OS over to the SSD.

I have my money on the fact that this may be a driver problem, as there are no official windows 10 drivers for my motherboard, so I've been using windows 8 drivers. That and I had no crashing issues while using windows 7 previously, so I doubt it's a hardware problem, though that doesn't completely rule that out.

Any thoughts or suggestions, or has anyone else experienced this problem? I really want to continue to use Win10, but if this problem persits, I'll probably switch back to windows 7 when I can. I'm sick of it crashing every time I'm in a gaming session.

 

[JQB45]

On my Toshiba laptop which I brought 08-2011 I upgraded to Windows 10 and I didn't have drivers for the Blue Tooth device. Its been running fine now for 2 months with no errors.

My friend has a new ASRock Extreme6, i7-4790k, 2 * NVidia GTX 770's an SSD and HDD and he is having random stability issues, he thinks its related to the graphics SLI driver though.

 

[nick8876]

It may just be that Windows 10 is still relatively new, and I may just have stability issues as well like your friend is having. I just wish I could pinpoint where they were though.....

 

[Max456]

Hey guys,

I love windows 10 but I swear I have had more crashes and errors with it than I did with windows 7. There the "frowny face" errors that cause the computer to restart. I've had at least 5, although they happen so fast I can never figure out what the error code is, although the last time it did this I was able to see what it was, and it was a memory related error. Ran a memory check, both sticks checked out fine.

These are the components I am currently running with:
AMD FX-8350@4GHZ(212 EVO Cooler+Formula 7 TP)
Gigabyte GA-970 UD3P AM3+ Motherboard
Kingston HyperX Blu 16GB (2x8GB) RAM DDR3 @1600MHZ
Crucial MX200 500GB SSD (This is the Windows Boot Device)
WD Blue 1TB 7200RPM HDD (I have a system backup here)
Gigabyte GTX 660 2GB GDDR5
EVGA 600B 600w PSU
Windows 10 64 bit

Everything is at stock speeds. No overclocking on anything. Also, I did a clean install of windows 10 from a USB stick to move the OS over to the SSD.

I have my money on the fact that this may be a driver problem, as there are no official windows 10 drivers for my motherboard, so I've been using windows 8 drivers. That and I had no crashing issues while using windows 7 previously, so I doubt it's a hardware problem, though that doesn't completely rule that out.

Any thoughts or suggestions, or has anyone else experienced this problem? I really want to continue to use Win10, but if this problem persits, I'll probably switch back to windows 7 when I can. I'm sick of it crashing every time I'm in a gaming session.

Iam facing the same problem, I have clean install Windows 10 several times , but it won't stop. I have updated all my drivers and run a hardware stability test for three hours without a crash , but then it randomly crashes BOSD while installing a game or using the internet

 

[nick8876]

It's been a while since I posted here but I've used my desktop extensively and it hasn't crashed at all. I guess it's just stability issues. Windows 10 is a new OS after all.