Help My computer keeps crashing

[JacobPriem]

Hello LTT, I need help with my computer. My computer was running fine, I have RMA'D my GPU which is working I think. I have wiped my computer to see if it had any problems. And its still crashing, the computer screen just goes black the computer runs but I leave it running, everything is working even gpu fans and everything spinning but no control over the pc. I have ran Memory tests nothing is happening I even bought a whole new PSU. My specs are I7 6700k MSI R9 390 Asus maximus rog VIII Hero and 16 gbs of patriot ram 

I have found the issue i believe 

ATKEX_cmd.exe

0.0.0.0

00000000

KERNELBASE.dll

10.0.15063.296

28e9cf15

0eedfade

000eb802

2168

01d2de7ad493ddc1

C:\Program Files\Realtek\Audio\HDA\ATKEX_cmd.exe

C:\Windows\System32\KERNELBASE.dll

41b1e61b-f0a1-4ff7-aaea-d3c79fa57716

 

I found this on event logger i do not know what to do

[yathis]

Scan for virus'

[JacobPriem]

Just now, yathis said:

Scan for virus'

I Wiped my whole computer with a fresh usb. just 24 hours ago about

 

[Mira Yurizaki]

Your on-board audio has an issue. Either you're getting faulty drivers or you have a faulty board.

[Tsuki]

this is almost definately a bad driver issue.

make sure all your drivers for your motherboard, specially onboard audio drivers, are completely up to date from the manufacturer website.

 

28 minutes ago, yathis said:

Scan for virus'

just no..

[Windows7ge]

@M.Yurizaki (I'm not the OP) Do you think disabling onboard audio in the BIOS would verify if it is indeed the cause of the crashes? The event log is definitely pointing at something audio related. Most likely the driver but to rule out hardware fault do you think it'd be a effective test?

[JacobPriem]

45 minutes ago, Tsuki said:

this is almost definately a bad driver issue.

make sure all your drivers for your motherboard, specially onboard audio drivers, are completely up to date from the manufacturer website.

 

just no..

I have updated the drivers there are still crashes going on. This motherboard I've had it for 2 months and it just started doing this. 

 

[Mira Yurizaki]

43 minutes ago, Windows7ge said:

@M.Yurizaki (I'm not the OP) Do you think disabling onboard audio in the BIOS would verify if it is indeed the cause of the crashes? The event log is definitely pointing at something audio related. Most likely the driver but to rule out hardware fault do you think it'd be a effective test?

That'd probably be a good way to make sure it's the audio chip.

13 minutes ago, JacobPriem said:

I have updated the drivers there are still crashes going on. This motherboard I've had it for 2 months and it just started doing this. 

 

Go try what @Windows7ge suggested

[JacobPriem]

25 minutes ago, M.Yurizaki said:

That'd probably be a good way to make sure it's the audio chip.

Go try what @Windows7ge suggested

I'm going to run it all night let's see if it works I hope so.

[Tsuki]

also when is it crashing?

is it when you launch a game, or program. when watching youtube, or just idle?

 

you can try to run windows in safemode just for fun

[JacobPriem]

12 minutes ago, Tsuki said:

also when is it crashing?

is it when you launch a game, or program. when watching youtube, or just idle?

 

you can try to run windows in safemode just for fun

It crashes when ever it wants to. Like youtube browsing you name it.

[JacobPriem]

Dont Mean to Bump This post, i disabled it and it crashed i still need help but i checked out event viewer there is no error.