Windows resets your PC when you
-plug & unplugging your USB jack's, automatically,
these must be unchecked in DEVICE MANAGER.

If there is a WINDOWS UPDATE it resets these USB jack's; what is that you say,
-keyboards,
-mouse,
-speakers,
-camera/microphone,
-and for many of us EXTERNAL HDD where we store our game libraries. (i experienced SOD when playing a game loaded on my external HDD that was set to ALLOW PC TO TURN THIS USB OFF)

*UNCHECK OPTION FOR ALLOW WINDOWS TO TURN DEVICE OFF.

in your search bar insert the word power & you see the option for ''EDIT POWER SETTINGS'', this is it

Another problem I had was with hardware.
Fans (internal-as mentioned above).
Power Supplies (full of dust-give it a thorough blow, THIS HAPPENS HERE, IT IS A CAUSE).
RAM STICKS (not properly inserted-loosely-yes open your pc & re-insert correctly, if you notice you are repeatedly opening your PC & re-inserting ram after a crash to ENABLE a re-start (it won't boot) you may have found a faulty ram stick test them 1 by 1 if necessary Faulty ram chips happen-beware!: BLUE SCREEN OF DEATH [www.google.co.zw]. )
Ram frequencies that differ may be rejected by mainboard causing BSOD. [www.google.co.zw]
Mainboard or Motherboard. The NEW mainboard was ''rejected'' by WINDOWS installation[www.google.co.uk]
Speakers (which I shall mention in next section)
UNINSTALL/N O T disable-REALTEK[www.realtek.com.tw]
from your installed programs : CONTROL PANEL.

IF YOU HAVE AN AMD GPU, PM, me I go through steps with you. Most use NVIDIA.


i would game so hard my table would shake: therefore i would get SOD by gaming HARD :)

YES, I know.

i now have my desktop THE BOX, on a separate table next to my screen,
IT WOULD SHAKE,
then the cables going from screen to PC would shake so much and disrupt, guess what,I GOT ANOTHER SOD.

neaten things up gamer friend tidy is good.

contact or PM me if you have questions or for further in-depth solutions, I truly have sympathy if you have this problem.

NOTICE: A lot if not all above settings do reset after a WINDOWS or NVIDIA update & need to be repeated, THEY ARE ALSO PC-Friendly & won't harm your PC.

To be correctly understood.
The problem is cause by 1 of 2 HDD connected to your PC.
I understood this problem encountering the problem HDD, had a very quick/brisk SCAN & REPAIR operation. As opposed to the HDD THAT-one was bothering. Something like this;

-HDD A (was being troubled by HDD B).

-HDD A is already in a good/better state than HDD B

-HDD B is a fragile/tender HDD that i rarely use (sometimes gives a regular clicking sound during operation)

-when I performed disk check SCAN & REPAIR on HDD A i wasted nearly 18 hours leaving my computer to SCAN & REPAIR not able to do anything on my computer as I would lose data (3TB).

-when my computer gave me SCAN ERROR FOR DISK, rather than checking HDD A, again, I checked HDD B, the duration of the SCAN & REPAIR was M U C H shorter & I soon carried on my work again

:)

I have 2 active connections @ any given time on my laptop; 1 the laptop onboard receiver, 2 a high-speed 600MBPS usb dongle. Now my internet fails to disconnect. When I open task-manager it shows 2 wifi connections, wifi1 & wifi2.

A Few things that are on my mind about internet;
-how is your laptop internet connection is it disconnecting regularly, have you made certain it's SOLELY happening by it-self, this problem, if so further suggestions follow;
-apart from searching for latest drivers for your onboard internet, I recently found a solution that seems SOLID, i installed on my laptops' own port a high-speed USB Dongle internet receiver, this has RARELY DISCONNECTED.

On the subject of DESKTOP connections at the moment THIS WOULD BE ADVICE with a fair amount of trying & testing of my own.
-I generally suggest ethernet connections for DESKTOP & even LAPTOP if possible, these are usually much more 'dedicated'. & usually present fewer problems.
-On the subject of a USB dongle for internet for a desktop, i recommend that you FIND-WHAT-WORKS for you. Let me explain, I have a build *desktop, that works well with a dongle (nothing special, this specific dongle, though for explanations sake THAT dongle, WORKS VERY WELL, others don't, ON-THAT-COMPUTER. SO. It's like don't use that dongle on another PC, or so on, & in other DESKTOPS I was simply forced to use ETHERNET.
The dongle on THAT desktop is a very usual normal dongle, though there it works works WELL.
-Increase your ports, I have a THUNDERBOLT on another THUNDERBOLT, with an external WIFI dongle..

Further, there are normal dongles, then there are ''higher-speed'' dongles these may be seen & those may be found. For example the high speed dongle on my laptop has capacity up to speeds of 600MBPS, that's a high speed dongle.

TURNING OFF MEMORY INTEGRITY

1. In start/search area type Core Isolation...it should show with a windows logo, click on that, further it shall show a switch for MEMORY INTEGRITY, & your PC should have this ON.
2. Turn it OFF. (your computer should redirect here for a restart)

TURNING OFF VIRTUAL MACHINE PLATFORM (VMP)

1. In start/search area type 'Windows Features'...select Turn Windows features on or off,
2. Check the box off for Virtual Machine Platform. It should be blank.
3. Notice this isn't TPM. Trusted Platform Module.

-My problem here was the INTEL GPU, was functioning alongside installed GPU.
-Disable the INTEL gpu, from your BIOS, ''USUALLY'', so only the CPU is functioning, ✔
-i re-installed FAN, then a new fan,
-my power supply wasn't working properly, NEW PSU,
-the problem was the CPU heated up because gaming was stressing the INTEL GPU, a lot,
-i went into bios, disabled the INTEL GPU, since then, gaming normally, no SHUTDOWN :)
-notice; this section refers to desktop not laptop

...anything... are you installing a new PC?

NEW ram?

Let me know, I make an effort to help.

i built my i9 by myself;
-i have questions,
-i try,
-it's functional,
-doesn't crash *mostly,
-click the link & see the specs on my profile,

my profile, scroll down for the specs