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Dose someone know error code 1000/1001

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Switch my RX 5700 XT for r9 380 for a short test still got the crash

System specs?

That would help.

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Check this: How To Fix (Error 1000) ?

 

NOTE: I would not download the "Tool" they have, those things can be "Loaded" with stuff you don't want. I'd read it and see if there isn't something you can do yourself.

 

It looks like you may have a corrupted Windows registry from what I'm seeing.

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Could be an issue with a driver not installing correctly.
Also, if you updated a driver such as for the GPU it can cause problems too. Always uninstall the old driver, reboot and then install the new one.

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OK - Is it a particular game it crashes with or just all of them in general?


If it's a game in particular it could be an issue with the game itself. If that's the case there should be a related forum somewhere you can visit and read about bugs, crashes and so on about it, usually there is such to refer to.

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It's kinda pointing towards the GPU, possibly the GPU's drivers since it's all gaming related - That's when the GPU is really working.
Quick question.

 

Was it running fine before with them or has it been acting up all this time?
Did you update/change a driver or GPU, THEN have it to start acting out?

 

Just trying to backtrack through all the process of where your system is at now vs before the problems started.
Just take a little time and think - Did you install, change something or whatever to the system right before it begain doing this?

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You may have a GPU that's dying then, I'd do some testing of the GPU and see if anything indicates a problem with it.
If so and it's still under warranty, RMA it.

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