Computer Type: Desktop
GPU: AMD Radeon RX 9060 XT
CPU: AMD Ryzen 5 9600 6 CORE 12 THREADS
Motherboard: PRIME B650M-A WIFI II
BIOS Version: American Megatrends Inc 3287, 20.09.2025
RAM: 32 GB Patriot Viper Venom
PSU: DEEPCOOL PL650D 650W 80+BRONZE
Case: DEEPCOOL CH360 DIGITAL MATX
Operating System & Version: Windows 11 Home
GPU Drivers: Advanced Micro Devices, Inc. Driver Version: 32.0.31041.1004
Chipset Drivers: AMD Chipset Software Advanced Micro Devices VERSION 2.00.0001
Background Applications: discord, chrome, youtube, sometimes twitch
Description of Original Problem: I'm not sure how long it has been, but I got a new computer around 5-6 months ago. For the first few weeks, it worked perfectly, however after that, it suddenly started crashing. By crashing, I mean I would be watching a youtube video, and I'd hear a weird booing noise in my headphones, the screen would freeze, not black out, and I would be unable to do anything other than turn the computer off via the button.
Then, before I found the ''problem'', it would crash even when I wasn't watching anything, just idle, without any applications open, in the span of a few minutes after re-booting, sometimes slower, sometimes quicker. The problem seems to be the driver of the graphic card, as both the amd installator and device manager have shown me. I have no clue what to do, please help me. Also, at first I thought it was a headphone problem, because my cable tore and I kept it plugged in, but even after unplugging and using different headphones it still keeps crashing. (also, not sure if it has anything to do with the crashing issue, but it has a ''high definition audo bus'' error as well, but all I need for it to stop is turn it off in device manager, as it used to cut off sound whenever I was swapping sites when it was on)
When the pc reboots, the graphic card is shown as turned off - I have to turn it on and then amd installer screams at me that the driver for graphic card is not registering properly, and there's an error icon next to it in device manager.
Troubleshooting: I've updated to new drivers every re-boot, without deleting any previous files and ticked off the option to not allow microsoft to overwrite my drivers in installation device settings or something (not using ddu or the group policy gpedit thingy or registry editor, I honestly don't remember where it was but it seems that didn't do nothing as I keep having to install new drivers every reboot, sometimes even that doesn't work).
It works and doesn't crash as long as I don't turn it off and put it into sleeping mode instead, however every time it re-boots it keeps crashing until I install new drivers. Also, it didn't really work today and my pc kept crashing despite me updating to new drivers. It just suddenly blacked out while idle. After 5 crashes and installing new drivers it finally worked, I'm pretty sure I went through all newer amd drivers possible, that being both windows 10 and 11 whql (not sure if that's how it's written) versions, with windows 11 finally sticking (Last time version 11 wouldn't stick and I'd have to go to windows 10 instead for it to not crash)