ShavedLearner89

i know that BSOD logs are required, but i couldn't get access to them because when i tried to view them, the pc would just crash and plugging any of the drives on other PC (whether it was via SATA to USB or directly to another PC wouldn't work either) Tried with tools like Hirens Boot (Both PE and CD*), no luck Ubuntu, same, won't even load *For people that know this tools The PE version wouldn't even boot, and the CD version would let me run almost anything (except Mini XP and Parted Magic, the rest, like MemTest86, worked like a charm withouth any issues)

PC froze a couple of times, restarting fixed the issue, but now, after a BSOD the pc wont even boot into anything Timeline: (Trying to give as much information as possible) Monday: PC Works fine Tuesday: PC stutters in some games, not big of a deal Wednesday: The stutters continue, now with random freezes Thursday: multiple freezes in one day, first BSOD, a restart fixed the problem, but every time i tried to access either the event viewer or any system restore tool (chkdsk, DISM, sfc) a BSOD Friday: BSOD every time that it tries to boot from the SSD, BSOD when trying to perform diagnostics, if it boots, it stays on for a couple of seconds, then a freeze, and a BSOD BSOD Error compilation: (This is a list of all the BSOD messages that i got during my testing) The first one i got was: "kmode exception not handled usbport.sys" Google said something about drivers, tried to update them, still errors and crashes Rest of the errors i got: (these aren't in any specific order) system service exception ntfs.sys unexpected kernel mode trap irql_not_less_or_equal dpc watchdog violation whea uncorrectable error kmode exception not handled (same as the first one but without any text) system service exception driver overran stack buffer page fault in nonpaged area system thread exception not handled driver irql_less_or_not_equal as far as my googling got me, all of this errors are either RAM issues or driver / corrupted system files, problem is, trying to run any utility resulted in another BSOD Thing i already tried: Running chkdsk, DISM and sfc Running Memory Diagnostics (Both windows integrated and MemTest86) (Both completed without issues) Formatted the OS (SSD) Unplugged GPU, secondary drive and anything that wasn't necessary Formatting the SSD to see if at least would let me install windows again (BSOD even before the setup loads) Specs: (Custom build) OS: Windows 10 Home (20H2) OS: X64 OS: The OS had to be updated from windows 7 like 2 months ago CPU: AMD Phenom X2 550 (Released in 2009) GPU: GT 710 1GB (Released in 2016) MotherBoard: AsRock n68-vs3 ucc Platform: Desktop Ram: 6GB (1x2GB 1x4GB DDR3 800MHz) Dual channel Enabled