BSOD that regular solutions won’t fix

[seagate_surfer]

And what about the BIOS? Did you check for any upgrade available too?

[TheDelphiDude]

On 6/25/2019 at 7:10 AM, SeapantherGaming said:

Continuing to search I have found a spot in windows log where 6 errors are strung together all with the error code -2147024893 however I am unable to find anything on this error

That error code translates to 0x80070003 in hexadecimal, so perhaps that will help you find whatever is wrong.

The next logical step for me would be checking the storage devices (SSD, HDD) etc. aren't failing or have bad sectors. If they are in good working order, boot from a USB flash drive with the Windows setup files. Choose repair, go to the command prompt and run the CHKDSK command with the /F and /V switches on all your partitions. Just because the physical aspect of your drives is in order doesn't mean the filesystem is, and SFC and DISM do not necessarily scan for files not directly related to Windows itself.

If again, there are no errors, disconnect all the storage devices, try the suggestion of @Dr_badwolf. Either you get the same issues again indicating a hardware problem, or everything is fine, indicating a software problem that has been fixed.

[seagate_surfer]

 

 

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2 hours ago, TheDelphiDude said:

That error code translates to 0x80070003 in hexadecimal, so perhaps that will help you find whatever is wrong.

Interesting! How did you find that out?

 

In addition, to verify the lifespan of a hard drive, you can use the tools developed by the manufacturer, below you can find the link to Seagate for Windows:

• https://www.seagate.com/support/downloads/seatools/