In this case, I suggest you consult a technician you trust to check your PC hardware.
Please help me to solve "System_Service_Exception" and others.
Hi. I get a blue screen of death every 1 hour when playing Fortnite. Theres some different error codes I get, But the usually appears on the system is the "System_Service_Exception" Today I remember My pc got the blue screen again after 1 hour of Fortnite Gameplay. I upgraded my pc from win 10 pro to 11 some months ago. I hade same problem on windows 10 pro too. I have been struggling through this in about a year now. Pc crashes every day, every hour. Today I got 2 blue screen of deaths. remember the Error code was "Kernel_Secuirity_Check_Failure" Which I have gotten some often times before. and System service exception after log in windows. I have tried finding solutions on youtube. All Drivers are updated with Driver booster. Graphic card driver is updated. every driver is updated but still don't know if the issue is related to drivers or not. Got latest updates on BIOS too. Windows 11 is also updated (although checking everything if its updated or not after crash)
I have tried the :
CMD: Sfc /scannow
CMD: CHKDSK Scan
And a memory diagnostic tool.
Please help me because I give up!
Windows for home | Windows 11 | Performance and system failures
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Anonymous
2024-01-08T12:38:27+00:00 I dont got any other computers.. I've been playing fortnite on this computer since I bought it, and nothing happend at the beggining until the 2 years after
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David-M 126.2K Reputation points Independent Advisor2024-01-08T12:32:48+00:00 It's the only thing that makes sense. You have already done all the software-related procedures.
Have you ever played a heavy game like Fortnite on this PC before?
Consumption when running Roblox does not compare to other games like Fortnite.
Can you test the graphics card on another computer to see if the same behavior occurs?
Preferably a computer with a PSU of at least 550W.
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Anonymous
2024-01-08T12:26:57+00:00 So the only soloution to fix this problem is to buy a new power suply?
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Anonymous
2024-01-08T12:26:33+00:00 But I have had this pc for a long time?! this problem started 2 years after I bought the pc?!