Multiple PC problems after crash?

Jannemann2002ByJannemann2002

Hello, on Tuesday my PC crashed while I was using Opera and showed this blue screen with the text that an error had occurred and was being checked.

The PC then booted into automatic repair mode. I couldn't get out of it for a long time until I pressed the FN + F11 combination in boot mode. All my boot drives were then available. Normally, only my 1 TB SSD should have been there. For whatever reason, my 256 GB SSD, which was actually completely empty, was also displayed as a UEFI drive. Starting the PC from the 256 GB drive always automatically takes you into repair mode. If you select the 1 TB SSD there, you get back to my normal Windows.

Unfortunately, the PC always automatically boots with the 256GB SSD after every reboot, not the 1TB SSD. So I went into the BIOS where I can normally select the boot order, and the 256GB was selected as the boot option. I wanted to move it to the back and the 1TB SSD to the front, but it's not displayed in the boot order…

So my question number 1 is why I can't see the SSD that my PC always used to boot from in the boot order, but I can see it when I use the FN + F11 key combination and how can I get it back into the automatic boot order.

Now to question number 2.

Ever since my PC crashed, my monitor has been turning on and off almost every second. This often happens when I move my mouse or click, but it also just happens. Sometimes the monitor doesn't seem to go completely black, but I can still see a faint display of something like Discord if I have it open.

For example, as long as I'm in CS2 or another game and don't tab out, everything works perfectly, and I can play normally. However, whenever I tab out or just use the desktop, Opera, Discord, etc., it keeps cycling on and off. Any idea what this could be / how I can fix it?

PC Specs:

Ryzen 5 5600x

RTX 3080 undervolted with 0.850V at 1870 MHz

MSI 450m pro vdh-max

750 Watt Gold power supply (3 months old)

1TB SSD with the actual Windows on it

256 GB SSD which supposedly also has Windows on it

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AJGamer
AJGamer
1 year ago

That is why my question is NR. 1

This can be because you have no bott manager installed over the 256gb hard drive the Windows for the 1TB hard drive. You need to expand the 256gb hard drive and then install with a USB stick Windows on the 1TB and then completely delete the 256gb hard drive or expand the 1TB hard drive and install the 256gb hard drive and then install Windows. If everything does not work, create a third hard drive and test whether it is on the hard drives or any other components.

That is why my question is NR. 1

I’d put it on the map she wouldn’t get clear with the undervolt. The power supply is short but in idle pulls the card no 320Watt (tdp). Try to set everything to manufacturers or to standard settings. If not then the RAM could scatter but I think the problem is undervolt

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