are you accessing them through an app or browser?

on browser. Mostly on Firefox but sometimes happens on Chrome.

unfortunately that's a very common thing to crash. though it usually is resource related as far as cpu or ram.
Try the program "whocrashed" it usually gives at least a little more information than BSV
Here's a link feel free to note me if you need more help :) https://www.resplendence.com/downlo.....oSlowSetup.exe
(i fix these all the time ^^)

Thanks for the interest to help. My CPU gets way busy mostly when I turn it on at the first minutes.

Does this program works only after getting a new BSOD? Or it check the issues by now?

BTW, you said about "Whocrashed" program, but you directed me to "Whysoslow" program. Which one should I use?

oh no i grabbed the wrong link D:!
Whocrashed is definitely the right one. I'll link you to the site instead :3
the program reads microsofts minidump files so it can read the bsods you have already had :)
I truly hope it helps ^^

https://www.resplendence.com/downloads
Just scroll about halfway down and you'll see it :)

No youtube? That is scary to think about.

;.;

Sometimes it happens just by reaching my e-mail. :/

Hope this gets solved soon for you

*Hugs*

You are lucky that it only happens on some programs. First, defragment and clean up your hard drive. Next run your (updated) virus detection software.

You can TRY to fix your computer by going into safe mode (press F8 while the OS is booting) under the command >repair computer<

If you have the original disk, you can reload the OS from that, if the above doesn't work.

Here is a good Youtube Vid: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=j69K9H87j2s

Since you only have the error on certain internet sites, it's most likely a OS issue. Good luck! >^_^<

Thanks for the help. My comp get automatic defrags and clean-ups, as well as updates on Windows Defender.

A long while back, I had a couple of incidents of Win10 crashing and after doing alot of trouble-shooting I figured out thta it was because I was leaving the tab open on firefox or chrome with Twitter on it. I'm guessing somehow it's not flushing cache memory or something related to memory. I started closing the tab that Twitter is on, like after an hour or two, and reopening it, and I haven't experienced that problem since.

Thanks for sharing it. I can follow that idea to close tabs when I'm not using it, but it's a problem when it crashes exactly while I'm using Twitter, Gmail or Youtube.

I've not had Win10 crash when using Gmail or YouTube. Is it crashing with just those websites up or is it because you had Twitter plus those other sites? If your computer has 4 GB or ram or less or your computer is older then 10 years then you might want to consider upgrading.

I've had issues just by accesing one of those websites. And my current computer is 16GB ram. I suspect the Windows itself is glitched.

In your case, if I was having those problems with a fairly recent computer, reinstall the OS fresh and start over. If this problems is happening in Firefox and chrome, then it's not a problem with an add-on/extension unless you have the same one installed on both browsers. There's also a fairly unlikely chance that there's a problem with your RAM, but I don't know how to diagnose that without a specific machine tech support stores use to validate RAM sticks.

ntoskrnl is just the kernel, it's the base of the operating system.
Make sure you updated all your drivers. There are programs to check all your drivers at once.

Also.. while it doesn't fit the "CPU going crazy" description.. it is a really common issue with BSODs: try running memtest86+ during one night, just let it run the whole night. https://www.memtest.org/ (if you don't know how to burn ISOs or put them on a memory stick, google is full of answers)
Maybe one of your ram sticks went bad. Would fit the "memory management" bit at least..

Oh, and just in case.. De-dust your case. That magically fixed a BSOD for a friend of mine

Be advised, weird crashes can also be in issue with a dodgy power supply. Might want to try a night-long idle session - the machine being on and running but not in use. If it crashes the same way, it might be hardware as opposed to software.

Isso é estranho, meu computador passa mais de 6 horas codificando vídeos com 100% do uso da CPU sem problemas.

Você consegue verificar se o Cooler do seu processador está rodando?
Seu processador pode estar superaquecendo quando ele executa qualquer tarefa mais pesada.

Have you tried opening the BIOS menus when you boot up your computer to run some tests? https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Q7UogsfKdM8

You could try updating some things from there

I had an issue like this back on my XP machine.

Turns out the crashing was because the person who upgraded my RAM used 2 different memory sticks that ran at 2 different speeds. Not only did this crash my computer a lot but it also corrupted files on my hard drive.

https://www.tenforums.com/

https://www.tenforums.com/gtsearch.php?cx=partner-pub-7156303416008077%3A205v6qk06j2&cof=FORID%3A9&ie=ISO-8859-1&q=ntoskrnl&sa.x=0&sa.y=0

P.S. several of the searches will lead to RAM issues.

How many times has the computer bluescreened? A few of mine corrupted a memory stick from not shutting down correctly from BSOD or forced shutdown. Start it with only 1 stick, then the other one, then both. Start it with the window install disc and run a Repair on it.