Xbox acting super weird

yo my PC is still freezing

Hi,

Windows doesn't give BSOD errors unless there is something seriously wrong with your machine. Why you're getting these errors is going to be impossible to diagnose without knowing what they are.

Judging by what you've stated, even without the stop code's it sounds to me like either a faulty HDD or faulty RAM. A clicking hard drive (the click of death) is a sure sign of hard drive failure, but you can still have a failing drive without noise. A failing SSD for example has no moving parts.

Hi,

Windows doesn't give BSOD errors unless there is something seriously wrong with your machine. Why you're getting these errors is going to be impossible to diagnose without knowing what they are.

Judging by what you've stated, even without the stop code's it sounds to me like either a faulty HDD or faulty RAM. A clicking hard drive (the click of death) is a sure sign of hard drive failure, but you can still have a failing drive without noise. A failing SSD for example has no moving parts.

oh, other than that im not having other issues such as dropped performance or overheating but i still wanna know about that buzzing sound and about diagnosing BSOD

yo my PC is still freezing

Please be aware that this is a community forum and most responses are from other users just like you. I'm from the UK, so the time it may take for a reply may be delayed. I'm not a Microsoft employee, I don't get paid for helping here.

Need to know more about your PC spec please.

In the meantime you can test any of your drives using Windows Disk Management. You can open this in one of two ways, right clicking on the Windows Start Menu and selecting management or by typing diskmgmt.msc into the Windows Search box.

1. In the Disk Management window, locate the disk you want to check. You can identify the disk by its size and drive letter.
   
2. Right-click on the disk and select "Properties".
   
3. In the Properties window, go to the "Tools" tab.
   
4. Under the "Error checking" section, click on the "Check" button.
   
5. Windows will now check the disk for errors and report any issues it finds.
   

Test your system RAM with a free online program called Memtest86. You'll need a USB flash drive and you may need to change your PC BIOS to allow to boot from a USB drive. https://www.memtest86.com/

Download the latest driver for your graphics card and store it somewhere. Then download and run DDU (Display Driver Uninstaller). Clear your graphics driver with the app, reboot the PC and then install the graphics driver you downloaded and saved earlier.

https://www.guru3d.com/download/display-driver-uninstaller-download/

Nope...It still happens...The light will go off random times and wont come back on, but my controller and everything else works normally.As I said I have OCD so this is a huge deal for me. Im also worried my console is reaching its end.