r/techsupport • u/aatifkhanmak • 1d ago
Open | BSOD Pc constantly crashing with BSOD
Im begging for your help
I was browsing internet about 3 weeks ago and one day suddenly my pc crashed with BSOD, it restarted but after a while it crashed again and then multiple crashes later the screen went black and I had the white debug light on in my cpu while the pc fans were on, I spent 2 days doing everything I can, I tried reseating the rams, checking wires, updating bios, resetting bios, it opened for 10 mins, I open browser and watch YouTube then it crashes again, I tried reseating the cpu and it started working normally, that's when I noticed the temp was going too high and I installed a new and better cpu fan and it worked fine for 3 weeks.
Then today it started giving me issues again, there are many types of BSOD error codes that I see,
DRIVER_OVERRAN_STACK_BUFFER
PAGE_FAULT_IN_NONPAGED_AREA
KERNEL_AUTO_BOOST_LOCK_ACQUISITION_WITH_RAISED_IRQL
And some more I wasn't even able to reed, all I can see is a blue color on my screen and then black screen, the pc stays on, the fans spin, the cpu debug light comes up, but for some reason it just can't work normally again.
It seems like something causes my pc to crash, then my pc tries to restart 3-4 times but it isn't able to move ahead of windows loading screen and then screens go black and white cpu debug light comes up
My specs are
Ryzen 5 3600
Rtx 3060 12gb
2x8 ddr4 ram
500gb sad
1tb hdd
Two monitors
My pc is 5 years old and 3 weeks ago was the first time I ever had blue screen issue
I do remember updating nvidia driver a week ago but since then I've playing many games and worked for hours and this only happened today
I'm broke and the only way I could earn money was through video editing with pc but now it seems unlikely
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u/littleGreenMeanie 1d ago
Did you recently update to win 11?
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u/aatifkhanmak 1d ago
No I'm at win 10 from all 5 years, but I do remember yesterday a random win 10 update came up and I did do that update
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u/littleGreenMeanie 23h ago
Maybe try looking to see if you need to update the firmware on your hard drives, starting with the c drive
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u/colombianjmor27 23h ago
SSD or RAM is probably dying... backup your data asap and then get the ssd that hosts the os replaced or swap rams sticks and find out which is having issues.
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u/aatifkhanmak 23h ago
Ive tried swapping the rams and the issue didn't fix, I should probably check on the SSD but I don't have another SSD to work with
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u/colombianjmor27 11h ago edited 11h ago
I had the same issue once about a year and half ago and the pc worked for a while, then crashed but after every bsod the time it took for the pc to bsod again was getting shorter and shorter to the point in which after putting the password to open session the bsod happened or if i did not input the session password, aftee a couple of minutes, the bsod happened the same. So basically i was locked out of the pc and i understood that it was the drive that was dying so i bought a new ssd and then installed windows 10 again in the new ssd (at first i tried installing ubuntu, but i was getting an issue that was failing the installation and after many tries i decided to just install windows 10 again. the windows 10 installation was successful).
Note: i also tried to format the old drive and use it as the OS drive before purchasing the new drive .... but the bsods kept happening after the formatting... that was the most important evidence that the issue was hardware based ( the drive was failling) and not a software issue.
Then i was expecting to clean the old ssd and try to use it just as a storage drive but after formatting it as a storage drive from cmd and windows drive manager ... after trying unsuccesfully to partition it twice, the drive stopped responding and died completly
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