Issues with very random freezing (23H2)

[vXGhostxXx]

Since 9/11/23 I've had roughly 26 or so moments of random freezing. When it's not freezing, everything works fine. I'll post specs below, however, I've noticed that the issue revolves around "oem58.inf" I've been trying to keep every driver updated if Windows doesn't get to it beforehand, but I'm stumped on the cause. Windows will completely freeze after a few moments of "bogging down," and I have to physically restart the PC.

Specs:
Processor AMD Ryzen 7 5800X3D 8-Core Processor 3.40 GHz
Installed RAM 32.0 GB
System type 64-bit operating system, x64-based processor
Edition Windows 11 Home
Version 23H2
Installed on ‎2/‎23/‎2023
OS build 22631.4602
Experience Windows Feature Experience Pack 1000.22700.1055.0

GPU is an AMD 7900 XT
Previous GPU was a 5800 XT

Any help would be much appreciated!

 

[xilolee]

Hi!

• Enable the automatic system registry backup (to c:\windows\system32\config\RegBack).
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  Open EITHER an elevated powershell instance (i.e. right-click on windows start, click windows powershell (admin)) OR an elevated command prompt instance (i.e. right-click on windows start, click command prompt (admin)) .
  In the new window, copy/paste/launch (with enter, if necessary) these commands:

  reg add "HKLM\System\CurrentControlSet\Control\Session Manager\Configuration Manager" /v EnablePeriodicBackup  /t reg_dword /d 1 /f
  schtasks /run /i /tn "\microsoft\windows\registry\regidlebackup"
  taskschd

  A task scheduler instance will open.
  Navigate in the task scheduler library to microsoft, windows, registry and verify if the regidlebackup task status is Running.
  If it's not running, right-click it and click Run.
• Create a system restore point.
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  Open an elevated powershell instance.
  In the powershell window, copy/paste/launch these commands:

  Enable-ComputerRestore c:
  checkpoint-computer -description "checkpoint 2023/05/01"

  Obviously, you can change the description.
  Only if you don't have powershell in the right-click menu (context menu), proceed with the elevated command prompt.
  In the command prompt window, copy/paste these commands:

  powershell
  Enable-ComputerRestore c:
  checkpoint-computer -description "checkpoint 2023/05/01"

  Obviously, you can change the description.
  The restore point creation needed just few seconds and occupies less than 100MB (I'm using an SSD).
  If you prefer, you can use windows GUI to configure restore settings, instead of using that powershell command.
  Click windows start, paste systempropertiesadvanced, press enter. Then change tab clicking on system protection.
• In the command prompt (admin), type (copy/paste): cleanmgr /sageset:1
  A cleanmgr window will be presented, in which you can choose the items to be deleted. I'd select them all...
  To start the cleanup, you need to launch this other command: cleanmgr /sagerun:1
  And the cleanup will start: wait until it finishes.
• In the command prompt (admin), type (copy/paste): Dism /Online /Cleanup-Image /CheckHealth
  If the result is No component store corruption detected, then launch this other command: dism /online /cleanup-image /startcomponentcleanup /resetbase
  Otherwise, let me know what is the result.
• Download and install iobit driver booster free.
  Open it, click tools, click Clean invalid device data, scan, clean, close.
  Use only this function of it.
• In the command prompt (admin), type (copy/paste): chkdsk c: /scan /perf /v
  Wait until it finishes and post the result.
• Reboot and see if something changed.
  If It doesn't, launch SFC /scannow from an elevated command prompt, wait until it finishes and post its result.
• Post some logs: Blue Screen of Death (BSOD) Posting Instructions - Windows 11, 10, 8.1 and 8
• In the meanwhile,remove the dust inside the case: microsoft.com: How to clean your computer inside and out: Tips and tricks
  hp.com: How to Clean Your Laptop: A Comprehensive Guide