Weird crash

[masterblocky50]

Every time I start my PC it crashes. After it crashes and reboots in works fine. The problem just started, before it was working fine. Also every time the error message is different.

 

Specs:

GeForce GTX 970 

Intel 6600K @ 3.5GHZ

Asus Z170 Gaming Motherboard

 

[ExozeGD]

3 minutes ago, masterblocky50 said:

Every time I start my PC it crashes. After it crashes and reboots in works fine. The problem just started, before it was working fine. Also every time the error message is different.

 

Specs:

GeForce GTX 970 

Intel 6600K @ 3.5GHZ

Asus Z170 Gaming Motherboard

 

sounds like there's something wrong with windows boot files or something simular, i suggest reinstalling your computer or reseting it with the windows 10 tool, or if you're just lazy and don't really care it should be fine just to leave it but i would get it fixed

[ARikozuM]

What OS?

[Gonio]

Can you be more specific about what type of errors are being mentioned despite them being different? Do you have OC on GPU? Are your RAM settings correct in bios? No auto OC programs messing stuff up? Know if it was after a update?

[Acolyte_of_PC]

As silly as this sounds have you tried unplugging the unit then plugging it back in? is it plugged directly into the wall or a surge protector? I had something similar happen to my unit, all it ended up being was unplugging then re plugging it in to fix the issue. 

 

What I would also check is event viewer and see if it gives you any more details.

 

Like @Gonio said did anything recently change hardware, software or even environment wise? Is their any dust build up happening on, around or in the case?

 

If you can I would do a memtest or use a built in tool to test memory on your unit.

[masterblocky50]

On 11/17/2016 at 0:39 PM, Acolyte_of_PC said:

As silly as this sounds have you tried unplugging the unit then plugging it back in? is it plugged directly into the wall or a surge protector? I had something similar happen to my unit, all it ended up being was unplugging then re plugging it in to fix the issue. 

 

What I would also check is event viewer and see if it gives you any more details.

 

Like @Gonio said did anything recently change hardware, software or even environment wise? Is their any dust build up happening on, around or in the case?

 

If you can I would do a memtest or use a built in tool to test memory on your unit.

That actually worked  thanks!