Critical kernel-power

[rileyingraham]

I recently built a pc (I believe the exact date was January 28th, 2021) and ever since I've been getting random restarts, most of the time its when I'm away so I didn't think anything of it. After doing some research and found out how to check logs I came across 11 critical "kernel-power" notes. I looked into the notes more and the more detailed version is as follows: "critical, kernel-power, event 41, task 63, locale id 1033" 10 of them had values of 0 for bug check code and one had a value of 10 for bug check code. The earliest listed one is from January 30th, 2021, most recent was twice today (February 17th, 2021). Not sure if I should be worried or what I should do. I'll list my build, plug-ins, and peripherals down below:


PC build:

Processor: Ryzen 7 3700x 8 core 16 thread

CPU cooler: Noctua NH-D15

Case Fan (1 in the back, 2 up top): Noctua NF-F12 (front case fan isn't plugged in but temperature still sits around 35c-45c)

Motherboard: Msi b550a pro

Graphics card: AMD Radeon W5500 Pro

RAM: G.Skill Ripjaw v series 32gb (2x16gb)

Storage: Samsung 970EVO 1TB M.2

Added Storage: Samsung 860EVO 1TB Sata III SSD

Power supply: Corsair RM750 80+ Gold

Operating system: Windows 10 Pro


Plug-ins and periperals:

Seagate external hard drive 1tb (front usb socket)

xbox controller dongle (front usb socket)

SD card reader (front usb socket)

64gb flash drive (front usb socket, not always plugged in)

Razer Cynosa Chroma keyboard (motherboard usb socket, wired)

Logitech G402 mouse (motherboard usb socket, wired)

Logitech Z200 speakers (motherboard usb socket, motherboard audio jack)

Acer ED242QR monitor (video display cable into graphics card)

Wansview webcam (motherboard usb socket)

Netgear Nighthawk AC1900 network adapter (motherboard usb socket)

Tritton Ghost Recon: Future Soldier Editon headset (motherboard usb socket)


Any help is greatly appreciated, thank you!

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