Did you check if the Windows event log contains some kind of error entry that kan pinpoint the problem?
You try to enable kernel dumps \ change the restart option for a blue screen.
if you suspect the video card: it there a way to replace it temp to ensure that the card is the problem.
Thanks for your response.
I looked at the event log and there seem to be critical power event but I suspect that was due to me holdinghte power button to reboot the system when this event occured.
Now i have reset the log and will run this again.
"You try to enable kernel dumps \ change the restart option for a blue screen."
>> I do not know how to do this?
"if you suspect the video card: it there a way to replace it temp to ensure that the card is the problem."
>> I am using the on-board video via HDMI port. There are no cards installed. It is surprising to crash in this manner since I do not get a frozen screen or a ble screen I just get a lot of horizontal/vertical lines and boxes (kind of like when you are testing the video output of a card going thru various patterns).
