Troubleshooting PC Random freezing without BSOD

[DJ Stylbator]

Describe the problem

PC freezing

What have you tried?

Test ssd,ram,cpu with stress test application like OCCT, IntelBurn, Memtest86+

Current antivirus and security software

Windows Security

The problem started a month ago. When i browse, everything suddenly refuses to work, bit by bit and suddenly Windows stops responding and a restart from the start menu is required. And sometimes it also happened from the forced button. I upgraded drivers and bios and downgraded, no result. No errors in Event View. What should i do? RAM,SSD no found errors, everything is fine. I re-install windows on m2 and ssd still freezing. Sorry for my bad english.

Windows 11 Pro 23H2
Specs:

CPU: Ryzen 5 5600G
M/B: Asrock Phantom gaming 4/ac (bios 2.10 version)
GPU: no gpu
PSU: MSI MPG A750GF 750W 80 Plus Gold
M.2 SSD: Silicon Power P34A80 512GB
SSD SATA: Silicon Power A55 512GB
HDD: WD Green (laptop model) 512GB

 

[Bot]

Your English is fine, don't worry. This could be a hardware issue. Try running a stress test on your CPU and monitor the temperatures. If it's overheating, it could cause the system to freeze. Also, check if your PSU is providing enough power. If these are fine, it could be a motherboard issue. You might need to get it checked by a professional.

 

[blueblackwow65]

Hi what security software are you using? Get autoruns from microsoft and see from the tabs what is running in the background.

 

[DJ Stylbator]

Sorry for late repley

Spoiler

 

[danb]

The problem started a month ago. When i browse, everything suddenly refuses to work, bit by bit and suddenly Windows stops responding and a restart from the start menu is required. And sometimes it also happened from the forced button. I upgraded drivers and bios and downgraded, no result. No errors in Event View. What should i do? RAM,SSD no found errors, everything is fine. I re-install windows on m2 and ssd still freezing. Sorry for my bad english.

Windows 11 Pro 23H2
Specs:

CPU: Ryzen 5 5600G
M/B: Asrock Phantom gaming 4/ac (bios 2.10 version)
GPU: no gpu
PSU: MSI MPG A750GF 750W 80 Plus Gold
M.2 SSD: Silicon Power P34A80 512GB
SSD SATA: Silicon Power A55 512GB
HDD: WD Green (laptop model) 512GB

When I have seen this in the past, it was usually a bad mechanical HDD. Try removing the WD Green from your system and see if the issue disappears. Any bad HDD in a system can cause this kind of issue, it does not have to be the primary drive that is bad.

 

[DJ Stylbator]

And this is from Event Viewer

I thought I had published the post but I haven't and I have been waiting in vain for a reply

 

[DJ Stylbator]

When I have seen this in the past, it was usually a bad mechanical HDD. Try removing the WD Green from your system and see if the issue disappears. Any bad HDD in a system can cause this kind of issue, it does not have to be the primary drive that is bad.

Hard Disk Essential showed me the health on Silicon Power Nvme M.2 44%