Windows 10: Computer Constantly Crashing when gaming, no blue screen

For quite some time now, my computer has been consistently crashing several times a day when playing games or doing anything more intensive than browsing the internet. Essentially, out of nowhere I will get extreme frame drops and slowdowns before the screen freezes. Audio still works fine for an indeterminate amount of time before eventually getting caught as well the frozen audio gets drawn out into a buzzing noise This sometimes leads to the system self-restarting, but most of the time I need to hard reboot by holding down the power button, as the PC is still 'on' while frozen fans movin

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PC constantly crashing and blue screening

Hello, recently I have noticed that my PC has been constantly crashing.

It started off with game crashes on MW2 and RDR2 but now it has actually started blue screening my PC.

Things I have tried include removing any overclocks, using SFC /SCANNOW and DISM and completely resetting my PC but my games still crash and my PC also starts blue screening.
Here is the dump files

Microsoft OneDrive

 

My computer constantly crashes with the blue screen error

Computer constantly freezes and shuts down with bsod blue screen error

 

Games crashing and computer blue screening

Hi Dude1016,



Thanks for raising your concern in Microsoft Community.



It sounds like you are encountering games crashing and computer blue screening. It's a pity that I can't access the link you provided. Would you like to share the blue screen log file with us via Private Message? We will check if there are any valuable information for resolving the issue after investigation and analysis.

• You could press the Windows+R key combination, paste %SystemRoot%\Minidump and run it to get the blue screen log.
  
• If there is no log in the check:
  

1. Right-click the Start logo button in the lower left corner, select System, click Advanced system settings→Settings (startup and failure recovery)→Select Minidump in Write debugging information drop-down menu, and confirm;
   
2. Then check the virtual memory settings, click Settings (Performance) → Advanced tab → Change → check Automatically manage paging file size for all drives → and exit after continuous confirmation.
   

When the blue screen is displayed again, the log file can be found in the same way as before.



Looking forward to hearing from you.







Best Regards,

Lynn Sun | Microsoft Community Support Specialist

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