Random Program and Windows Crashes
Mhmm, ok we've tried and tested the immediate critical components if you have put any new hardware in your machine like any NICs or RAM take them out and test your rig. If you've recently applied an overclock profile to your CPU, remove it and test. Aside from the hardware you should probably check your Windows installation for errors so, check disk utility etc.
You could always make a live Linux USB, boot into that and play around with it for awhile and if it crashes then we know this problem isn't OS related and is an issue with the hardware itself.
Some utilities you should probably have a look at for your Windows installation:
WinDirStat - disk usage statistics, basically tell you where the largest files are.
CCleaner - pc decrapifier
ProduKey - View license keys.
It may end up being the case that a Windows reinstallation is just easier, in the event of that becoming a reality I recommend you have a scroll through Nirsoft as they have some cool little system utilities which will make the reinstallation process easier, like ProduKey view. Which will help you locate product keys for your Microsoft products.
As with all things I absolve myself of responsibility by saying, read into what this software can do before using them, for example, WinDirStat, while being an extremely powerful content eraser tool, it's not like your normal recycle feature within windows, once you've selected something for deletion there's no way back.
Best of luck with it.
Let me know if you need any help or anything
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