Critical Process Failure

[BOTDead]

PC keeps blue screening, this happened Before but I wiped the drives which fixed it for a while, The error code for the blue screen is Critical Process Failure. This started happening again after I booted into a game and it blue screened I then  reseated my ram. It then just got REALLY bad barely letting me log in at time continuously blue screening

 

Spec:

Ryzen 5 2600

Gigabyte B450M DS3H

2X Corsair Vengeance 8GB DDR4 3000MhZ

Gigabyte GTX 1060 3GB

ThermalTake SMART 600W

WD Blue 500gb SSD(Boot Drive)

Seagate Barracuda 1TB

Windows 10 64 bit

 

BIOS Version: (Unknown right at this moment will edit/post it when I find out.)

 

Any help is appreciated Greatly

[Radium_Angel]

10 minutes ago, BOTDead said:

PC keeps blue screening, this happened Before but I wiped the drives which fixed it for a while, The error code for the blue screen is Critical Process Failure. This started happening again after I booted into a game and it blue screened I then  reseated my ram. It then just got REALLY bad barely letting me log in at time continuously blue screening

 

Spec:

Ryzen 5 2600

Gigabyte B450M DS3H

2X Corsair Vengeance 8GB DDR4 3000MhZ

Gigabyte GTX 1060 3GB

ThermalTake SMART 600W

WD Blue 500gb SSD(Boot Drive)

Seagate Barracuda 1TB

Windows 10 64 bit

 

BIOS Version: (Unknown right at this moment will edit/post it when I find out.)

 

Any help is appreciated Greatly

Boot to Safe Mode, find the minidump.chk files from the BSoD, and post them here, I'll analyze them and tell you where the problem is exactly.

[BOTDead]

2 hours ago, Radium_Angel said:

Boot to Safe Mode, find the minidump.chk files from the BSoD, and post them here, I'll analyze them and tell you where the problem is exactly.

Not entirely sure if these are infact are the correct files but here are some nonetheless  

122520-6140-01.dmp 122520-4750-01.dmp 122520-5875-01.dmp 122520-5109-01.dmp 122520-5437-01.dmp

[Radium_Angel]

1 hour ago, BOTDead said:

Not entirely sure if these are infact are the correct files but here are some nonetheless  

Yeah I think these are right, give me a few to figure them out.

[Radium_Angel]

1 hour ago, BOTDead said:

Not entirely sure if these are infact are the correct files but here are some nonetheless  

122520-6140-01.dmp 2.51 MB · 1 download 122520-4750-01.dmp 882.54 kB · 1 download 122520-5875-01.dmp 872.04 kB · 1 download 122520-5109-01.dmp 0 B · 0 downloads 122520-5437-01.dmp 0 B · 0 downloads

Even the crash dumps are hosed.

One is a hardware fault in the harddisk. Your BIOS is 2 years out of date BTW, might want to update that.

Another fault points to bad RAM.

Are you running XMP? If so, turn that off.

Another one indicates a corrupt OS.

 

Random unrepeatable crash dumps typically point to bad RAM.

Test it with MemTest86

[BOTDead]

17 hours ago, Radium_Angel said:

Even the crash dumps are hosed.

One is a hardware fault in the harddisk. Your BIOS is 2 years out of date BTW, might want to update that.

Another fault points to bad RAM.

Are you running XMP? If so, turn that off.

Another one indicates a corrupt OS.

 

Random unrepeatable crash dumps typically point to bad RAM.

Test it with MemTest86

Sorry for the Late Response time

 

I trouble shooted the Ram And the SSD with no faults after I wiped it again, I also ran a memtest86 twice yesterday and there was nothing there, I also did an SFC scan and found some corruption which I fixed. Rn Im updating my BIOS but I havent disabled XMP or anything.

[BOTDead]

Also im not too sure whether or not this protains to the issue or could help in anyway but this has been happening @Radium_Angel

 

[Radium_Angel]

1 hour ago, BOTDead said:

Also im not too sure whether or not this protains to the issue or could help in anyway but this has been happening

Are you running as an Admin, or a user? 

Also, that 2nd pic, something is badly wrong with your Device Manager, what version of Windows are you using, and where are you downloading it from?

[BOTDead]

1 hour ago, Radium_Angel said:

Are you running as an Admin, or a user? 

Also, that 2nd pic, something is badly wrong with your Device Manager, what version of Windows are you using, and where are you downloading it from?

Should be as admin as there is no other users on the pc, I wiped the Drives again and reinstalled after those error's occurred and got the Windows from the official Windows Website https://www.microsoft.com/en-ca/software-download/windows10 

 

When I did reinstall windows I did an SFC scan and got corrupted Files.

[Radium_Angel]

29 minutes ago, BOTDead said:

When I did reinstall windows I did an SFC scan and got corrupted Files

Either the drive is bad, or the mobo's sata controller is bad.

 

[BOTDead]

19 minutes ago, Radium_Angel said:

Either the drive is bad, or the mobo's sata controller is bad.

 

The SFC scan did manage to fix the corruption and I ran one more to check and there was no integrity violations, the HDD or SSD i checked using a CrystalDiskInfo said it was good. It seems pretty Stable for the time being but All I did was wipe and fix the Integrity errors. Ill take a look at those and see whats up there but other than that I guess its fixed just I dont really know any other reasons as to why its fixed rn

[Radium_Angel]

36 minutes ago, BOTDead said:

CrystalDiskInfo

From person experience, DiskGenius has a more robust system checker.

[BOTDead]

44 minutes ago, Radium_Angel said:

From person experience, DiskGenius has a more robust system checker.

I used the Verify Feature from there, no bad tracks were found, 87 excellent results, 60714 good results, 1 normal, and no general, poor, sever, or dmg results