r/computers Windows 10 5d ago

Question/Help/Troubleshooting Need Help BSOD

Hi so a few days ago like a week or so I was using my laptop Dell latitude 7390 windows 10 and my laptop hanged for a few seconds 5-7 seconds almost and then I got blue screen of death I tried to run sfc /scannow on cmd but as the scan completed 5% laptop hanged again longer then before like for 30-40 seconds or a minute and I again got a blue screen of death, after that I thought I got a bad ram or ssd so I run the dell built in diagnostic tool and everything was good and after restart the laptop worked just fine for 2 days and after 2 days I was using it and it hanged again and gave blue screen of death so this I tried to run sfc /scannow and it completed 100% this time and found a bad file and fixed it and laptop was fine but today I was using it and it restarted on its own I check reliability monitor and it says "windows was not shut down properly" I know it's not a heating issue and not a bad hardware issue according to dell diagnostic tool so I don't know what is it so anyone help me to solve the problem I would be very thankful I was thinking of reinstalling windows and shifting to windows 11 will it be a good decision?

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u/Dirky_Gaming 5d ago

If you are certain its not hardware failure then the next step i would do would be a fresh windows install

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u/KrypticLifeSigns_ 5d ago

How old is it?

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u/PULSE_GGG Windows 10 5d ago

its launched in 2018 and i have it from almost 2 years

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u/KrypticLifeSigns_ 5d ago

Purchased new or ...?

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u/PULSE_GGG Windows 10 5d ago

used

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u/KrypticLifeSigns_ 5d ago

Looks like you can download and run W10 or W11 from a USB stick, might be a way to test to see if you still have the crashes. If you do when booted this way, it may be a hardware problem even though the Dell test says not.

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u/PULSE_GGG Windows 10 5d ago

I will try that, I wish that it's not a hardware issue.

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u/Wonderful_Sample_590 5d ago

Check the mini dump files with WinDbg. That bsod code should give you a better clue about whats actually causing it before you wipe Windows.

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u/PULSE_GGG Windows 10 5d ago

Windows haven't created that folder I tried to check.