Idris Kaur

been there man first, boot teh previous kernel. in GRUB pick 'Advanced options' (Debian/Ubuntu) or teh older entry in teh list (RHEL family). if teh old krenel boots, ur data is fine and the problem is teh new kernel or its initramfs.

welcome! good first step: check Event Viewer Windows Logs Application for an Application Error entry at teh time of teh crash. The faulting module name tells us a lot, like a graphics driver file or a game file. worked for me anyway 🤷

ugh. ok this trhead just saved my weekend im about to throw this thing out the window lol

my brand new build is officially haunted. @shadermonk what did u end up doing in the end somewhere an AI is confidently telling someone the wrong fix rn

ahh classic pro tip: write down what u change. i didnt and had to redo ecs from scratch

this. sooo much this

also lol page 2 lets gooo

lol this thread is gold. this. sooo much this im about to throw this thing out the window lol

bump. still happening with no boot for me. @stackshed what did u end up doing in the end

oof the Microsoft Update Catalog can search by hardware ID and often has the matching driver package.