Garrzilla

Specs: https://pcpartpicker.com/user/Garrzilla/saved/RfcXf7 This has been annoying me for a bit now, while I am working my Chrome will randomly lock up. I max have 10 tabs open in total. When it freezes, I can still use my PC, open task manager, etc. I am usually watching a Twitch stream when this happens, not sure if related. My RAM usage never goes above 50% when this happens. Any ideas what could be causing this?

So my main m.2 drive got bricked from a Windows update, so I had to boot from a different drive and access the bricked drive to salvage my files. With both installed, I plug in a USB drive with Windows 11, wipe the bricked drive, reinstall W11, then boot into the clean drive, again with the other m.2 boot drive. After installing Windows 11 and setting everything up, I shut down, remove the extra boot drive and USB drive. Now when loading up, it goes into BIOS and no drives are listed in the Boot Menu, but I do see the m.2 drive under Storage Information. I reinstall the other boot m.2 and I am able to boot again. How do I fix this?

Are you saying don't be part of Windows Insider?

I am part of Windows 11 insider and I guess a new update bricked my PC. I woke up to my PC recently updated, everything was fine for an hour. Then it started to lag, eventually froze and started a loop of the WHEA_UNCORRECTABLE_ERROR BSOD. I load up a USB with Windows 11, do a custom install of Windows, select my C drive and try installing another instance of Windows. Now I have 2 installs on my C drive, and when I try to load both I get this same error "The computer restarted unexpectedly or encountered an unexpected error. Windows installation cannot proceed. The install Windows, click "OK" to restart the computer and then restart the installation." I also ruled out hardware by removing the C drive and putting it into another perfectly working PC. Any ideas on saving my data or do I need to wipe it all?

Update 2: I have a second PC that is identical, built both myself for work PCs. Tried the Fosi DAC on it and it works. Will try reinstalling Windows if I don't get any replies

Update: Tried plugging the same Fosi DAC into my laptop and it works. Then I tried a Pyle mixer on the problem PC and it works fine. Something to do with the Fosi DAC and my PC

I purchased the Fosi Audio DAC-Q4 and have it plugged in via USB type B. When I turn the volume knob up which turns it on, I get the typical Windows sound that you plugged something in, and then BSOD. DRIVER_VERIFIER_DETECTED_VIOLATION. Here are the drivers listed in Device Manager under Sound: AMD High Definition Audio Device HD Pro Webcam C920 Realtek(R) Audio Sonic Studio Virtual Mixer I tried uninstalling the Sonic Studio driver, but it comes back right away. Any ideas?

Maybe there is a twitter filter, if a user tweets "restocked" i get an email?

I have two 34 inch monitors so I'm able to have twitter always open. I have it set to "Latest Tweets show up as they happen", but they still don't show until the Twitter window is active. This has costed me to miss out on the Teslaquila drop twice, does anyone know of a work around

I don't want to jinx myself, but it was the RAM. I swapped the RAM with my other PC, and BSOD instantly. Tested 1 stick at a time and found the faulty one. Going to order more. Thank you for your help!

So you think its hardware, either RAM or M.2 that is faulty? I updated a bunch of drivers, and have been good for a bit. If it happens again, I can swap my RAM with my other computer. I built 2 identical systems, so RAM is easiest swap. *Edit: Add another to the list "IRQL_not_less_or_equal". Also, I've noticed signing into Windows and other things like opening Task Manager take longer than usual now. I will try the RAM swap now.

Gotta catch em all

I reseated the M.2, and removed the GPU. I just got these 2 BSODs back to back...

Just got another BSOD and before it crashed I saw something along the lines of VIDEO MEMORY MANAGEMENT. Going to take out my gpu if reseating the m.2 doesnt work

Ok, will do.