Critical Kernel-Power cause system to directly restart without BSOD

princeoo7

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I am getting no BSOD but direct system restart. how can I check what's wrong?
In Event Viewer, below is what showing:

What to do to fix this?
 

nRiTeCh

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Volmgr and NTFS errors usually point to disk errors. And there are also Kernel boot error. Seems the boot sector zone itself have developed bad sectors. The only way is to first backup the data and then check the disk on a working pc for health scans etc.
Only then you can arrive at some decision if the disk is abd and then where to install new os.

You can even mirror the disk to an error-free disk to keep the os and data intact.
 
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Alucard1729

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It would be better if you provided more info of the platform you're using, any OC/PBO/XMP settings you may have dialled in, and your system specs for better context.
 

booo

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Monitor temps. Runaway cpu temps usually restart without bsods.
 

princeoo7

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booo said:
Monitor temps. Runaway cpu temps usually restart without bsods.
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normal as I was checking now.
Alucard1729 said:
It would be better if you provided more info of the platform you're using, any OC/PBO/XMP settings you may have dialled in, and your system specs for better context.
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normal but vcore overridden on 1.3v