In Progress PC keeps crashing (Critical Process Died)

For context, My pc is a prebuilt from Vrlatech, with a 3050 and Ryzen 5600x.
A while back, my pc got unplugged accidentally and due to many reasons like boot not working, and problems, I ended up installing windows on my Hdd, whereas my ssd was not showing up. This worked for a while, however, my pc somehow wouldn’t boot up again and the error I was getting was something along the lines of s.trail.
Ending that off, we are where I’m having even more problems.
First off, I got a windows 10 installation media usb, and I downloaded win10 on it thru my public library.
I previously had win11.
Somehow my ssd showed up again thru disk partitions, I deleted and reformatted disks, both ssd and hdd. Then I downloaded windows 10 on ssd or “disk 0”.
All was well until I got inside of windows, where updating windows would crash and freeze my pc. It would first reboot, tell me critical process died, and then reboot but freeze as I stare at the Asus Logo, everything else is black. Can you help me?

Bruce said:

You may be looking at a failed drive.

Disconnect the HDD and only have the SSD connected, then try reloading Windows again.
Also disconnect from your network.

Can you explain what the 'public library' is you downloaded Win10 from?
And if you had Win11, why not install that?
Use can use the Windows Media Creation Tool (on any PC) to create a bootable USB stick with Windows on it.
Boot the PC from this stick and see how it goes.
If you get the same errors, let's assume the drive is faulty, then try the same process on the HDD.

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Sorry for the confusion, by public library, i meant my city public library, where there were computers which i used to create an installation media file. I will try downloading on to my hdd over my ssd and let you know how it goes. Im not confident in touching the hardware as I have no experience nor knowledge.