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Ever since late April/the beginning of May, my computer has been crashing multiple times a day, every single day, in a number of different ways. On any given day, I'll encounter at least one or two of the following problems:
My desktop is an Acer Aspire X3400, x64-based, AMI P01-B1 BIOS, AMD Athlon(tm) || X2 215 Processor, 2700 Mhz, 2 Cores, 2 Logical Processor. My current OS is version 10.0.16299 Build 16299.
Both my wireless mouse and wireless keyboard are Logitech, and I have read several threads about these devices causing problems; I've updated the drivers as many times as humanly possible, but it doesn't really seem to make much of a difference -- the only thing that really seems to help is unplugging them before I turn on my desktop, and even then, something tends to go awry once it's in use.
I've tried numerous fixes (updating Windows, updating drivers, different command prompts that didn't work) and literally nothing seems to have made a significant difference. I've been hoping that this problem will just go away for a while, now, but it seems as though it isn't going to, and it's becoming enormously troublesome. Any help would be appreciated!
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- Colorful, horizontal lines appear across screen, Windows freezes, doesn't unfreeze until I restart my desktop manually.
- Windows crashes or freezes sometime during startup, restarts, and typically repeats the cycle a few times before successfully starting up.
- Desktop turns on, nothing displays. Doesn't turn on properly until I've unplugged everything and restarted multiple times. This sometimes takes hours. It has gotten somewhat better since plugging my desktop into a new power source, however, I still notice this happening if I haven't unplugged all USB devices.
- Screen goes black and stays black before I get to the login page.
- Windows starts up successfully, allows me to login, I walk away for two seconds and come back to find it's crashed or shut itself down.
- Various blue screens appear seemingly at random, usually: "IRQL NOT LESS OR EQUAL", "KM", "MODE TRAP", "UNEXPECTED KERNEL MODE", but more often than not there is no stop code at all.
- Windows freezes during blue screen, or during automatic restart following blue screen.
- Windows starts to update, freezes at 75%, freezes again on reboot, eventually restores itself.
- Windows just freezes at random. Sometimes, I don't have a single program open.
- On two occasions, vertical and horizontal lines appeared while Windows was booting up, and the typical "beep" that my desktop makes while starting up didn't stop until I force restarted.
- I've also encountered Windows crashing and attempting to repair itself to no avail several times, and have had to use system restore.
My desktop is an Acer Aspire X3400, x64-based, AMI P01-B1 BIOS, AMD Athlon(tm) || X2 215 Processor, 2700 Mhz, 2 Cores, 2 Logical Processor. My current OS is version 10.0.16299 Build 16299.
Both my wireless mouse and wireless keyboard are Logitech, and I have read several threads about these devices causing problems; I've updated the drivers as many times as humanly possible, but it doesn't really seem to make much of a difference -- the only thing that really seems to help is unplugging them before I turn on my desktop, and even then, something tends to go awry once it's in use.
I've tried numerous fixes (updating Windows, updating drivers, different command prompts that didn't work) and literally nothing seems to have made a significant difference. I've been hoping that this problem will just go away for a while, now, but it seems as though it isn't going to, and it's becoming enormously troublesome. Any help would be appreciated!
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