BSoD error F4 SSD not in boot priority

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craftymargie

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Hello!
We've been having some problems with our pc.
It's a new build.
First of all we keep getting BSoD Error F4 2 times a day and more and the SSD is not shown in boot priority.
We have tried a lot of stuff such as changing settings in bios and updating the drivers.
We ran a diagnostic on SSD and the hardware is fine.
We took the pc to a technician. He had it for 4 days and no BSoD.
Can it be that the plugs in our house do not provide enough wattage to the pc?
Did anyone else have this problem? Any suggestions?



Blue screen error
Stop: 0x000000F4 (0x0000000000000003, 0xFFFFFA800DFF1060, 0xFFFFFA800DFF1340, 0xFFFFF80031D9600)

UPDATE
I created a system repair disk and did a startup repair. it gave the following message:
"The partition table does not have a valid system partition"
I used windows RE to go into diskpart and did the following.
diskpart
list disk
select disk 0(i selected the ssd number)
list partition
select partition 0(i selected the ssd number)
It gave the following message
"the specified partition is not valid"
So what I did next was this
list volume
select volume 1(I selected the ssd number)
active
exit

Then I booted bios and for the first time it let me change the boot order so I selected the ssd as boot option 1.
Hope that this fixed the problem. I will keep you updated!
 
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Hey Austin!
I tried something else.
I created a system repair disk and did a startup repair. it gave the following message:
"The partition table does not have a valid system partition"
I used windows RE to go into diskpart and did the following.
diskpart
list disk
select disk 0(i selected the ssd number)
list partition
select partition 0(i selected the ssd number)
It gave the following message
"the specified partition is not valid"
So what I did next was this
list volume
select volume 1(I selected the ssd number)
active
exit...
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Based on your error code, there is some Windows Process that is causing the crash. According to Microsoft, your error code indicates a process crucial to system operation has unexpectedly exited or been terminated (i.e. crashed). I would suggest looking into WhoCrashed, a free piece of software that will analyze your crash logs and give you a better idea at what program is causing this. Hope this helps.
 
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craftymargie

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Thanks for your reply Austin! I downloaded WhoCrashed but there are no files of the crashes. The thing is that 3 days ago I made sure that small memory dump(256kB) was selected in Startup and Recovery Settings. And since then, th pc crashed like 6 times and still no files. The minidump folder is empty.
 
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Have you tried running sfc /scannow or chkdsk? Both can be run from that command line and may prove to be helpful as they will let you know if the problem is with any Windows files or an issue with the disk.
 
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craftymargie

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Nov 9, 2017
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Hey Austin!
I tried something else.
I created a system repair disk and did a startup repair. it gave the following message:
"The partition table does not have a valid system partition"
I used windows RE to go into diskpart and did the following.
diskpart
list disk
select disk 0(i selected the ssd number)
list partition
select partition 0(i selected the ssd number)
It gave the following message
"the specified partition is not valid"
So what I did next was this
list volume
select volume 1(I selected the ssd number)
active
exit

Then I booted bios and for the first time it let me change the boot order so I selected the ssd as boot option 1.
Hope that this fixed the problem. I will keep you updated!
 
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