kernel security check failure amd cpu.

[brubru1998]

Hello, so I have a computer with the Ryzen 2600, 16 GB corsair vengeance 3000Mhz (2933Mhz docpp), gtx 1060 6 GB, 3 TB HDD seagate, 1 TB HDD western digital blue, Samsung 860 evo 500 GB.

 

The problem is that I often have a blue screen, why that's the questions.

 

I reset Windows 4 times this month because of the blue screen that's not normal at all.

 

I change my memory, same problem, before I had g.skill tridentZ RGB 3000Mhz now Corsair.

 

Yes, I install the chipset drivers from the AMD website, audio Asus, nvidia official, Intel LAN Asus.

 

Name of the blue screen: kernel security checks failure.

 

  Can you help me, thank you !

 

[Lordclouds]

13 minutes ago, brubru1998 said:

Hello, so I have a computer with the Ryzen 2600, 16 GB corsair vengeance 3000Mhz (2933Mhz docpp), gtx 1060 6 GB, 3 TB HDD seagate, 1 TB HDD western digital blue, Samsung 860 evo 500 GB.

 

The problem is that I often have a blue screen, why that's the questions.

 

I reset Windows 4 times this month because of the blue screen that's not normal at all.

 

I change my memory, same problem, before I had g.skill tridentZ RGB 3000Mhz now Corsair.

 

Yes, I install the chipset drivers from the AMD website, audio Asus, nvidia official, Intel LAN Asus.

 

Name of the blue screen: kernel security checks failure.

  

  Can you help me, thank you !

 

This error is usually caused due to Memory or Driver incompatibility issues or corruption of system data.

Make sure that is not a windows issue as this message indicates that there is some corruption in the system.

Restore drivers to factory, or rollback.

Try running ram and CPU without overclocking

and if everything else fails. get a Freshly reinstalled windows

[Lordclouds]

1 minute ago, Alexsolo said:

Might be a motherboard or CPU issue then, have you tried replacing them or sending in for RMA?

A kernel issue is software base.

He has to check that first before sending it back. 

[Lordclouds]

Just now, Alexsolo said:

He mentioned having reinstalled windows a couple times, with drivers from manufacturer websites. 

The OC question is still left

[Lordclouds]

Just now, Lordclouds said:

The OC question is still left

Have you tried safe mode ?

[Lordclouds]

Just now, Lordclouds said:

Have you tried safe mode ?

If he can  boot in safe mode then is not the hardware. If he can not then he will need to send it back after trying the fix link you sent him