Windows

Hi all,

I have a Windows 10 CyberPower PC, i7-4770 3.50GHz processor with 16GB Ram, Intel Series/C220 Chipset AHCI, and NVIDIA GeFrorce GTX 770 graphics card.

When l am browsing the web, most often Youtube the PC shuts down and restarts.

So far l have attempted the following and had very little success:

1. Scan & Removal or Malware - Malware Bytes
2. Spyware Removal
3. Run Disk Cleanup
4. Disabled Force Restart
5. Updated Graphics card Driver GTX770
6. Intel Management System Interface update
7. Realtek PCI family controller driver update
8. Intel Xenon Processor DRAM controller update
9. Intel 8 Series C220 Series PCI Express Part 1 update 8c10
10. Intel 8C14 update
11. SMSBus controller 8C22 update
12. Intel Driver 3rd/4th Gene Processor PCI Express x16 controller update
13. Intel 287 LPC Controller 8C44update
14. Registry Repair
15. Updated & Scan Windows Defender
16. NVidia 368.81 driver update

I am now at an impasse as to what to do next. Logic would state that there is a conflict somewhere and maybe a BIOS update is needed, but l have heard some bad things about BIOS updates, some of which completely kill your computer.

I am crying for any help, please.

Your thread title was not very descriptive.

1. What OS are you using?
2. What web browser are yo using?
3. What kind of hardware are you running?
4. What kind of PSU do you have?

Hello,

Can you also share the logfile of Malwarebytes' Anti-Malware​?

Have a look at your Reliability History.If there are any red flags,then check the Tech details of each one to see what the problem is.Quite often "nvlddmkm.sys" is the cause and the best solution is to do a a CUSTOM and CLEAN install of nvidea,driver ONLY.A good programme for crashes is "whocrashed" from Resplendence.com

Rocky said:

Your thread title was not very descriptive.

1. What OS are you using? - Windows 10 64Bit
2. What web browser are yo using? Google Chrome & IE
3. What kind of hardware are you running? -

CPU: Intel(R) Core(TM) i7-4770K CPU @ 3.50GHz MHz, 4 core(s), 8 Logical Processor(s)

Motherboard: Z87-K

Memory: 16 GB

Graphics card: Adapter type: NVIDIA GeForce GTX 770

4. What kind of PSU do you have?

- I am trying to find specs for my PSU, but guessing l will most likely have to open the unit and get the model and wattage off the PSU?

Hi

Right l've taken down the following information and run reliability manager.

Motherboard S/N - 131118897801895

The PSU model is: 75-001668
Total power: 600 W

I checked the reliability history and I took a screenshot of it. The main problems I see are in the application failures and miscellaneous failures. I attached the screenshot for you to see it.