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When game crashes on my pc, pc restarts and monitor gets no signal and i have to turn it off with a power button.

I know it restarts because i hear windows start up sound and i clicked shift to get stick keys sound also i turned it off with alt+f4 once

My specs: amd ryzen 5 5600x

Rx 6600

16gb ram

512gb ssd

Psu 650w

I first had problems with driver versions for graphic card any version after 23.10.2 would crash on startup and monitor would get no signal even though pc is still running.

I sent it back to where i bought it and they fixed that problem but now whenever a game crash occurs pc restarts and monitor gets no signal.

Can I get any help!

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25.4.1 is past 23.10.2 and they most likely didn't truly fix it. Just rolled you back past 23.10.2. AMD should have an archive of old drivers on there web page. I would just google driver 23.0 for a RX 6600 and it should give you an answer. I would only get them from AMD not a github or such site. 

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1 minute ago, Translucent_Fire said:

25.4.1 is past 23.10.2 and they most likely didn't truly fix it. Just rolled you back past 23.10.2. AMD should have an archive of old drivers on there web page. I would just google driver 23.0 for a RX 6600 and it should give you an answer. I would only get them from AMD not a github or such site. 

I can't play games that are using Directx12 with versions below 24 

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12 hours ago, Shonev17 said:

There were several errors in 2 hour span these are all of them: Hyper-V-Hypervisor, Kernel Boot,

TPM-WMI, WHEA-Logger

I need event IDs as well but, Hyper-V-Hypervisor is something normal. The event ID will help me determine if there is an issue with it. Kernel Boot means something is happening at boot. TPM-WMI is BIOS related but could be a secure boot thing. Make sure that is on for windows 10 and newer. WHEA-Logger is hardware related but without the event ID I'm not able to pinpoint. If you change any settings do them one at a time. So make sure BIOS is secure boot if not change it. Play and see if it happens again. Then we can start looking at other solutions

 

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