Windows 10 Desktop freezes with no error message

[jdubose3]

Computer Specs
COOLER MASTER HAF 912
MSI MS-7640
PROCESSOR: AMD FX-8350 EIGHT-CORE 4 GHz
RAM: 8GB
NVIDIA GEFORCE GTX 650
Power Suppy: Corsair CX600M Model 75-002018

Speccy Link
http://speccy.piriform.com/results/Q4iL4A6BVRb4FQYfgOvgZuP

Description of problem
I'm having a recurring problem with my Desktop. When I'm running Chrome or Photoshop or anything, my computer freezes and I have to manually restart it. No error message, it doesn't even ask if I want to restart in safemode when I restart. I'm running Windows 10 Pro. I don't know a lot about computers but I've tried some stuff so far. I've checked to make sure my system is updated and it is. I have CCleaner and I've used the Cleaner and the Registry Cleaner tools. I've opened up Event Viewer and there are a lot of errors and warnings but when I search on google it makes zero sense to me. Also everytime I restart my Desktop icon are rearranged. Please help and Thank you.
Here are some recent Event IDs: https://imgur.com/a/u17sL

 

[SugarPsycho]

What cooler do you have AMD runs hot which could be causing the CPU to be shutting its self down. Did you separate the CPU cooler from the CPU recently? If so did you replace thermal paste?

 

[jdubose3]

What cooler do you have AMD runs hot which could be causing the CPU to be shutting its self down. Did you separate the CPU cooler from the CPU recently? If so did you replace thermal paste?

Thanks for reply. I didn't separate the CPU or anything. I recently opened the case to dust but it wasn't dirty so I just closed the case back. I have a Corsair CX600M Model 75-002018 Power Suppy and its plugged into a Belkin surge protector.

 

[SugarPsycho]

What cooler do you have AMD runs hot which could be causing the CPU to be shutting its self down. Did you separate the CPU cooler from the CPU recently? If so did you replace thermal paste?

Thanks for reply. I didn't separate the CPU or anything. I recently opened the case to dust but it wasn't dirty so I just closed the case back. I have a Corsair CX600M Model 75-002018 Power Suppy and its plugged into a Belkin surge protector.

You don't necessarily have to break the thermal paste for a CPU to overheat. It does not seem to be a power issue are you using the stock cooler with your AMD processor? Photoshop, depending on what you are doing can be CPU intensive and it might be too much for a stock cooler.