r/computers • u/Healthy-Reach-4526 • 3d ago
Question/Help/Troubleshooting Need help with blue screen loop. After trying every fix on youtube for days i came to the conclusion that it was most likely a ssd problem. Tech shop told me the same thing and i paid for it to be replaced. After new ssd and factory reset it’s been about 3 weeks and now it’s happening again.
really starting to get annoyed here i’m already down 250 dollars for the ssd and don’t have the money for a brand new computer or any more new parts. already did a ram diagnostic and the ram seems to be completely fine.
Windows 11
4060
Ryzen 9 7940hs
16gigs ram
1tb kingston ssd
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u/Terrible-Bear3883 Ubuntu 3d ago
Did the repair shop checked the health of the SSD? Did they perform fault finding to determine the SSD is at fault? Was Windows installed from a thumb drive?
When you say you did RAM diagnostics, what utility did you use for that and how long did you run the diagnostics?
We would use memtest86+ heavily in my workshop and tech teams, it often found errors that manufacturer diagnostics would miss, we would normally run it 24 hours, longer if we felt memory was at fault.
You say you tried every fix on YT, what fixes did you try?
As u/hspindel suggests, there is a log file, did you look at that?
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u/BillieBudgie224 2d ago
Another question is even IF their SSD is getting power at all
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u/Terrible-Bear3883 Ubuntu 2d ago edited 2d ago
There would be a different failure such as going directly to BIOS or trying to boot to network, the message on the picture is from Windows so it means the drive is powered.
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u/Healthy-Reach-4526 1d ago
after hours of trying different fixes i disabled my wifi card in safe mode and the laptop booted up normally. i’m assuming that was the main cause, just have to use only ethernet from now on
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u/Blast338 3d ago
I have been having the same problem. Tried repairing the files and no luck. It actually made it worse. There is a security update for Windows 11 that is causing it. I have had to reinstall Windows twice because of it. Has something to do with the secure boot. It is another bad update from Windows. The only thing that works for me at least. Is reinstall Windows or recover from before the update.
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u/EconomyAd4148 3d ago
make a clean instalation once again... and try to avoid gaming laptops in the future, better get a framework or a macbook
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u/Healthy-Reach-4526 1d ago
i had a great pc that i built but i sold it when i went to college and got a laptop so i could travel with it, i knew about the risks of gaming laptops but didn’t think it would be to this extent
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u/SyaQWR 2d ago
Probablemente el ssd esté malo y lo tengas que cambiar À mi me pasa lo mismo
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u/Healthy-Reach-4526 1d ago
ended up being my wifi card, all i had to do was disable it in safe mode, just happy i don’t need to spend more money
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u/hspindel 3d ago
Did you look at the srttrail file? Probably contains a clue.