repeatedly BSOD

[phillpower2]

The above crash is from Thursday, is that the only one and why the wait to post it?

No drivers involved and the problem is again pointing towards the CPU, are you overclocking it.

[czechfant]

Yes the only one. I will not able to post it.
No i dont overclocking it

[phillpower2]

Unstable voltage going to the CPU could cause what we are seeing.

What was the computer being used for when it crashed.

A test for you to do, change the Windows Power Plan to Balanced and then test, gaming will not be good but we need to see if dropping the voltage makes things more stable.

Can you also check the Device Manager for any yellow ! or red Xs.

[czechfant]

First BSODs was when i play FIFA20 or do sotheming diffuilcut. Now crash is when i use only firefox.

Ok i change powerplan.

Where is the color in device manager?

How can i finish driver verifier?

[phillpower2]

While you are having these computer issues it would be an ideal opportunity for you to learn to find your way around Windows a bit more, the first thing that you should check when troubleshooting is the Device Manager, see example in the attachment below.

As per the instructions in my reply #10

• To turn Driver Verifier off - verifier /reset then re-boot

[czechfant]

I change the Windows Power Plan to Balanced from high perfomance.

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[phillpower2]

Device Manager looks ok so see how it goes with the Balanced Power Plan.

[czechfant]

Hello, BSOD from right now

[phillpower2]

Can I ask what the computer was being used for when it crashed.

The CPU was involved again but no drivers identified, this does not however mean that the issue is not software related, I have put a couple of notes on some info from the latest crash, see attachment below.

Got a couple of things to check, one that will not take you very long but the other may take many hrs so we will do the quickest first;

Download then run the Windows All in One Repair tool from here, disregard the malware guidance but follow the other steps to the letter and in particular ensuring that you first create a new restore point and perform a proper Windows clean boot before running the repair, details for the clean boot here.

We can remove any programs that we use as and when you see fit.

[phillpower2]

Any update?

[phillpower2]

Thread closed due to lack of feedback from the OP.