Windows 10 LTSB / Recovery screen, broken boot

Hi everyone,
I'm trying to figure out the cause of this error which leads to the loss of windows startup, how can I prevent it?

Hardware:
Motherboard: NUC NUC7i5DNKE
Ram: Crucial Technology 8192 MBytes - DDR4-2400 - CT8G4SFS824A.M8FE
SSD M2: INTEL SSDPEKKW256G8
OS: Windows 10 LTSB x64 Unattended
UEFI partition system

The device stays on all day and displays video restarting once a day, the operating system includes only one antivirus and that's it.
According to the intel support it could be a problem of incompatibility with the SSD that involves a
loss of data, I do not share this theory because the device is correctly read and written.
So i started to make a list of all the possible causes:
1: Loss of electric current that leads to a constant reboot and subsequently to a loss of data.
2: Fastboot
3:
4:?

Hi there,

Did you try viewing the partitions on the SSD using the Windows installation? Was everything in order?

Hi Guys
Sorry for the delay, investigating the problem to the loss of the partition is derived from a series of random reboot..
So the problem is why it restarts with no blue screen, the only alert is that:
What i have already done:
-Change ram and ssd, power supply
-No temp problem
I'm realy confused

pierpa86 said:

What i have already done:
-Change ram and ssd, power supply
-No temp problem
I'm realy confused

what kind of power supply unit (PSU) do you have?
also which version of Win10 LTSB do you have? type winver.exe on the Run dialog box to show the Windows 10 version (there's LTSB 2015 based on v1507/TH1, LTSB 2016 based on v1607/RS1 and LTSC 2019 based on v1809/RS5)

also you are missing some other hardware specs in your original post such as CPU/processor and graphics/video.
use either HWInfo64 or Speccy to get these

underpowered or inadequate power supply and/or overheating CPU (or overheating graphics hardware) can also cause unexpected shutdowns

Yes guys this is my power supply https://images-na.ssl-images-amazon....L._SL1500_.jpg
I've already tried a different power supply and it's not the overheating problem because i'm on 62°C/105°C
It is not the operating system because I have now formatted from Windows 10 LTSB to Win10 Pro 1930