My PC keeps crashing

[Fublay]

My PC will randomly freeze causing me to have to hold the power button to shutdown and then restart it. When it crashes I am usually using a game that requires a bit more effort from the system but it has crashed while playing very easy to run games or even while the PC is idle. When the crashes/freezes occur my headphones will play a sort of buzzing sound as if the audio is stuck in a loop, yet if I am using speakers the audio is cut off immediately. The lights on my keyboards and speakers will freeze also when the crash occurs. There is no way to access task manager when the crash/freeze happens and sometimes a BSOD will appear. Usually with one of two error messages, yet the BSOD is very rare to happen.

 

Specs:

I7-7700K

Radeon RX580 8GB

ASUS h110m-a

2x8GB corsair vengeance pro 3200mz

250GB samsung 840EVO SSD

500GB samsung 860EVO SSD

unsure of my PSU but I think it is around 600W

[CTxR]

Experiencing very similar issues, including occasional, but rare, BSOD.

When you get BSOD, what error does it give you?

 

Specs:

I5-6600

1060 6GB

MSI b150M mortar

2x8GB corsair vengeance RGB pro 3000mhz

500GB samsung 850 EVO SSD

1TB seagate BarraCuda HDD

Seasonic 500W i think

[Fublay]

CLOCK_WATCHDOG_TIMEOUT usually, is that similar to yours?

[CTxR]

14 minutes ago, Fublay said:

CLOCK_WATCHDOG_TIMEOUT usually, is that similar to yours?

Unfortunately not, I made a separate post detailing mine and fixes that I've tried, none of which worked for me. May be worth you giving some a shot?

[BlackManINC]

18 minutes ago, Fublay said:

CLOCK_WATCHDOG_TIMEOUT usually, is that similar to yours?

Its an issue related to your CPU. Are you overclocking? 

[Fublay]

29 minutes ago, BlackManINC said:

Its an issue related to your CPU. Are you overclocking? 

I do not think so

[BlackManINC]

1 hour ago, Fublay said:

I do not think so

I would make sure just to rule it out, and update the bios and operating system if you haven't already. If it is overclocked, its likely because you didn't configure the voltage settings correctly. That's all it took for quite few people to fix it. 

[Fublay]

31 minutes ago, BlackManINC said:

I would make sure just to rule it out, and update the bios and operating system if you haven't already. If it is overclocked, its likely because you didn't configure the voltage settings correctly. That's all it took for quite few people to fix it. 

I will try that when I wake up tomorrow, hopefully it will work. 

[BlackManINC]

7 minutes ago, Fublay said:

I will try that when I wake up tomorrow, hopefully it will work. 

Lets hope so

[Whirledcast]

@Fublay No. It's your operating system. You have everything set up correctly. I get this on a laptop with absolutely zero overclock potential. It sounds like a Windows 10 problem. This problem is somehow a projector allocated for virtual memory. Even if no virtual memory in OS allowed. In a nutshell.

Without a nutshell. You are using some software that is asking for a Windows 10 product that is not activated.

Solution in many cases stop the use of the program that is causing the problem. Other solution is the .NET framework fix. Not recommend. It takes time to figure out which version is the problem and which versions will forever work together.

My Solution.

go to Windows features.

Turn on SMB Direct

Turn on TFTP Client

turn Windows features on and off looks like this:

 

[BlackManINC]

2 hours ago, Whirledcast said:

@Fublay No. It's your operating system. You have everything set up correctly. I get this on a laptop with absolutely zero overclock potential. It sounds like a Windows 10 problem. This problem is somehow a projector allocated for virtual memory. Even if no virtual memory in OS allowed. In a nutshell.

Without a nutshell. You are using some software that is asking for a Windows 10 product that is not activated.

Solution in many cases stop the use of the program that is causing the problem. Other solution is the .NET framework fix. Not recommend. It takes time to figure out which version is the problem and which versions will forever work together.

My Solution.

go to Windows features.

Turn on SMB Direct

Turn on TFTP Client

turn Windows features on and off looks like this:

 

 In my windows feature screen, I have those features unchecked entirely. I really don't need them unless I'm transferring files to a server or file sharing between printers. I also have a later version of .net Frame work at version 4.8, among other differences, not sure if that matters though. 

[Whirledcast]

@BlackManINC Are you curious? It says:

Turn on SMB Direct

Turn on TFTP Client

[Fublay]

7 hours ago, Whirledcast said:

@BlackManINC Are you curious? It says:

Turn on SMB Direct

Turn on TFTP Client

I do not have the SMB Direct feature to check. I have a pirated version of windows, are you suggesting that that could be the problem?

[WkdPaul]

14 hours ago, Fublay said:

I have a pirated version of windows, are you suggesting that that could be the problem?

It's totally possible, pirated versions can easily be infected and modified. Please avoid doing that.

 

Also, due to the forum rules, we unfortunately can't help with fixing pirated software.

 

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