TS
Suspect 1) When you install your windows , in bios the HDD/SSD/m.2 set to IDE or AHCI or RAID ?
make sure u use back the same setting as before coz u had updated the bios.

Suspect 2) sometime the SSD problem or K.O. then BSOD will appear

Suspect 3) RAM problem also can make windows BSOD.

with the thing u mention, i suspect is SSD dead.

unplug the SSD/m.2 then use another PC to play with the SSD/m.2
run testing, copy files delete files see got problem or not. reboot and reboot.

This post has been edited by empstar2: Oct 24 2022, 09:01 PM

https://us.informatiweb.net/tutorials/it/bi...oller-mode.html



just to let u know that ALL new motherboard SURE have this setting.
please switch to ADVANCE MODE.

TS sometime SSD can read and write dose not mean it is in good condition, my OLD SSD 128 GB also crazy like this, sometime can detect, sometime cannot detect. then when it can detect it can run no issue, but sometime the SSD will missing during BOOT. so I think is time to change new SSD.

TS now I can only suggest.
1) this PC, plug in another SSD/HDD and try install new windows. if this ok then con lan firm your SSD K.O.
2) unplug the SSD and test in another PC (if u have one) and test it. (best)

This post has been edited by empstar2: Oct 24 2022, 09:43 PM

this PC you use another HDD/SSD to install a new windows and see can or not , if cannot install or BSOD or HANG then motherboard problem. (please change IDE cable too.)

SSD problem mostly. So get a new ssd.