Hi,
This problem has been plaguing me for a horrible amount of time, and I honestly don't know how many times my computer has crashed because of this.
I had no issues, until I tried to transfer all of my hard drive data from one hard drive to the next, but windows didn't let me. All in all, I end up formatting the hard drive I want Windows on, and I install a ISO to a USB to install windows on the hard drive. Unfortunately, ever since I've done this, I constantly get Blue Screen of Death Errors all of the time. Most of the time, I get a KERNAL_SECURITY_CHECK_FAILIURE but i've gotten other BSOD errors, but all of them tell me that I have outdated drivers, or my computer can't process a certain task. I update my drivers, still get the error. I make sure my Windows is up to date, still get the errors. I try doing a fresh windows install, still get the errors. I try formatting both my hard drives and doing a fresh install of windows, still get the error. I do a System File Checker Scan, it says everything is fine, but I still get the errors. I try the DISM cleanup-image command (both scanhealth and restorehealth), everything comes back as normal and healthy, still get the error. I try updating my hard drive's drivers, either I can't update them, or I do, and I think it works, but alas, my computer ends up with the error again.
The only program I THINK is causing this issue is Steam. I have Steam installed on my computer, and I've been redownloading a lot of my games (because I had to format my hard drive) this might increase the load on my computer and it might run into an error or something. The only problem, however, is that I've never had this issue before in my entire life with computers, and the BSOD only comes up as a slight annoyance until now, which comes up so often I can't use my computer in some cases.
I looked into my event viewer, and the source is Kernel Power, with the level being critical. It shows the date and times that my computer BSOD...
If anyone has a solution to this problem, please let me know immediately. Please, and thank you for helping me. I will seriously appreciate it immensely.
The SFC Scan (just scanned while typing this):
