Re: Not since 1998...
This sounds like hardware problem.
I recently put together a new pc but had it assembled for me in a shop (because lazy & recovering from accident), and had some BSOD problems for the first few days. Figured out it was something to do with the videocard, tried re-seating it and haven't had a single problem since, uptime measured in weeks.
I had this same problem happen to me a few years ago, where fixing the problem was as simple as re-seating the videocard in that machine.
The only issue I have had with Win10 on my older pc, was that the Win7 upgrade tool didn't properly take ownership of all files, causing me some problems until I figured that out.
Windows actually crashing is usually something that happens as a result of problematic hardware, or bad drivers.
Biting the hand that feeds IT
