Windows blue screening

[Lords Enigma]

While playing only steam games just recently my windows will just blue screen crash say something about memory i cleaned my computer an it just with steam
Anyone have this problem just of recent?

[Bad 💀 Motha]

To view Blue Screen errors; view them within
Event Viewer > Windows Logs

[plat]

Next time it happens, try to catch the name of the fault and its stop-code--it starts with 0x....

With the correct stop-code, you can search online to get more info about it.

If it keeps happening, you can ask for help by registering on forums like Bleeping Computer. There are dedicated helpers there specializing in BSOD.

https://www.bleepingcomputer.com/forums/f/233/windows-crashes-and-blue-screen-of-death-bsod-help-and-support/

[emoticorpse]

run memtest

[_I_]

post a cpuz validation link
http://www.cpuid.com/softwares/cpu-z.html
cpuz -> validate button -> submit button
it will open a browser, copy the url (address) and paste it here

[Lords Enigma]

Well it stop blue screening after I cleared the windows logs, than I had to reset the charter in the launcher under the tools menu cause it was keeping some data in there and would not let me start a new game. Now it's fine and works perfectly - WTF What!!! are you serious!!!! Thanks for the suggestions.
I did uninstall steam and than installed it again as well after I cleared the windows log than reinstalled the game, but the game kept hanging on start a new game, weird glitch in the matrix I guess :)

[Bad 💀 Motha]

Sometimes a launch of a game for what is the first time (due to reinstall and/or wipe of the game config files) may seem to take a while to load into the main menu, or load up after starting a new game. This can be due to the fact that your GPU is making a fresh set of Shader Cache for that game. On load-ups down the road, it should be alot faster.

[Malbaeth]

you might also want to do a diagnostic on your hdd/ssd to see if there are any issues there, as it sounds like you might have had some corruption issues. Last thing you need is the system trying to write to bad data blocks.

[Lords Enigma]

Messaggio originale di Malbaeth:

you might also want to do a diagnostic on your hdd/ssd to see if there are any issues there, as it sounds like you might have had some corruption issues. Last thing you need is the system trying to write to bad data blocks.

Yes there was an error but it was on a different drive, that might be where it snowballed out from.

[Bad 💀 Motha]

Windows can bluescreen simply due to a read error on ANY connected drive.
WINKEY+E > Go to THIS PC
Right click Drive Letter (one at a time)
Click Properties
Click the Tools tab
Click to Scan where it says Error-Checking
Ensure both available boxes are ticked ON
Click OK to run scan
Do this for every Drive and/or Drive Letter you have for any connected Drives
Do C Drive last as this will require a reboot in order to scan it