KnightMRod
KnightMRod6d ago

PC randomly blue screened

Was on Discord and ROBLOX, just playing around and my PC randomly just blue screened. My PC was lagging a little more than usual for a while before hand, I was running Roblox on like medium graphics, definitely something I can handle. Again, just two apps. Then, it just blue screened and said it needed to refresh. I powered off as it was doing it, not thinking. Why would it blue screen, and did I mess anything up by powering down? I'm pretty tired right now so sorry if this doesn't make sense
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KnightMRod
KnightMRodOP6d ago
PC has been pretty weird recently. I have had a lot more crashes than usual. Even discord crashed today at some point, and logged me out. Hopefully nothing wrong 😬
yux
yux6d ago
I mean a BSOD can happen at any time, stuff just breaks ya know. If you reboot and it keeps acting weird then something may be wrong
smartest guys in the guninvalid
sounds like you ran out of RAM or hard drive space it happens, if you start to notice some extra lag that's probably a good sign that it's a good idea to restart your computer before your computer restarts for you
SkyTrashPanda
SkyTrashPanda6d ago
What was the stop code at the bottom of the BSOD?
KnightMRod
KnightMRodOP6d ago
I just bought a new hard drive, with 1TB of space too. I think I made it so all my files and all that will now save to the new one, but I'm unsure. How do I make sure it's all going to the new one? I unfortunately powered it down before I looked. I was just exhausted atp and that was like the nail in the coffin lol
SkyTrashPanda
SkyTrashPanda6d ago
If it happens again, snag the stop code. That's the biggest nudge in a certain direction you can get about what caused it. You can also run through Event Viewer, but that's a bit more in-depth and also not guaranteed to paint a better picture.
smartest guys in the guninvalid
unfortunately that's really hard to do because windows is windows. all you can really do is reinstall your OS or clone your disk
KnightMRod
KnightMRodOP6d ago
I just ran into another problem My headphones aren't connecting anymore, after the restart. I have them plugged in, and nothing plays. They don't even show up in the settings menu
SkyTrashPanda
SkyTrashPanda6d ago
That sounds like resource shedding to me. What are the specs of your PC? CPU, RAM, GPU, PSU, Mobo, etc
KnightMRod
KnightMRodOP6d ago
AMD Radeon Graphics Ryzen 5000 series 7 I don't know the rest IT WORKS NOWEW I had to unplug my mic, go into services.msc, and then restart both Windows Audio and Windows Audio builder. Then plug in, and boom it works
SkyTrashPanda
SkyTrashPanda5d ago
Resource shedding almost makes me think that your PSU vs. hardware components in your PC is causing it. If the power draw exceeds the critical amount the PSU can supply, it's like flipping a metaphorical breaker in the PC which starts to shed everything peripheral-wise it can to save itself from crashing. When the draw is too great, then it can just BSOD to keep from borking components.
KnightMRod
KnightMRodOP4d ago
Having more problems, possibly unrelated @WanderingKnight... Just now, my file explorer keeps opening randomly. It doesnt do anything, it just opens to my hard drive i got recently. watched it for a while, didnt do anything. im wondering if im like accidentally doing a shortcut? But it was only tonight it started and ive been pressing the same keys nvm it was an autoplay problem im really surprised my pc has been buggin out recently outta nowhere

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