ryzen 3 2200g Green Screen PLEASE HELP!

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So the occasional green screen and reboot when playing games...
Youtube has super weird like fuzzy rgb screen sometimes

I have installed windows 10 64 bit ltsb with some services disabled.

Please help i will do anything and everything possible and i had issues with ram but disabling xmp stopped BSODS

now its just the green screen and fuzy rgb youtube!
 
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Im not sure where but ive been using it on several intel builds and even an amd (fx-6300) build and it has worked perfectly
 
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I installed the chipset drivers and then the original drivers but just now i found out that they released the latest "q2 adrenaline" drivers and newest chipset drivers just last night and maybe i missed them or it never redirected me to them cuz they are so recent.

So as soon as i get the chance im gonna try those and see what happens!

Ill update the forum with new info when i finish
 
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So you've obtained a Windows 10 Enterprise, but don't know from where?
And have used this same install and license on "several" systems?
Interesting.

Please convince me this is not a pirated OS.
 
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Yes, LTSB and i dont activate i just let it sit there and it works regardless of the message saying to activate.
A friend of mine who has access to the license volumes blah blah lended me a disc and i use it to install LTSB...

It is an official version from the crazy madness that is the Microsoft website (Friend has access because of subscription or whatever)

 
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I read somewhere that i needed windows version 1709 but i wasnt sure and i wanted to be completely sure that i need that version.

LTSB currently goes up to (i think) 1607
 
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You know you can do the same with Win 10 Home or Pro, and dispense with all the Enterprise extras.
Currently on version 1803.
 
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I like to use LTSB because of its clean slate, Pro has so much bloatware and stuff i will never use pre-installed. I've tried customizing windows 10 pro using winreducer but its very hard to do without screwing something up, LTSB is much easier and cleaner.

I dont mind if i have to, i will use the original version

Also is there a way to get an "LTSB like" version of windows pro??

 
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Ok so good news, i updated the bios version, Im using gigabyte ab350m-ds3h and ive updated to the latest version

i then did a 30 minute max settings unigene heaven stress test and then played minecraft (the game it had been crashing) for about 20 minutes.

usually green screened after about 20 mins of heaven...

ALSO youtube now works so that was the most definitive indicator that it must be working now.

I will update you fellas later on it ( if it still works and confirmation) and if so ill post an exact what-to-do to get it to work.
 
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Ok, so I am posting this to places where I see people having a green screen issue because of the nightmare it's been for me and to hopefully help others.

I believe have a solution and a guess as to why it happens. I'll start from the beginning and do a TL:DR at the end.

So I built a customer their computer, ran great for a bit, but then started getting random crashes, checked the logs and updated the graphics driver. The crashes stopped for a bit, then the green screens started... I fixed it so that windows couldn't update the graphics card driver and updated again, no change. Installed a graphics card, but still was having the same problem. Swapped out the processor, fresh windows, same problem. Put their hard drive into a new computer I had just built, ran for 4 days while was setting up the RMA on the potentially bad motherboard. Luckily this was over a weekend and on Monday they called and said it happened again. I bring it back to my shop and put a new hard drive in the original computer, it's the only part I moved over, must be the problem right? NOPE!!! So I started updating the BIOS, went to v31 like they said, then up to the newest v42a. Negative, immediate green screen on the windows installer, not even in the OS. I started really poking around in the BIOS to see what I could do. I don't have it in front of me anymore to say the exact menus, but I changed the default graphics from PCI-e to IGD and changed that from "auto" to 1gb. I'm pretty sure you could allocate more, but it's just an office computer. Suddenly I'm able to do a fresh install without any green, installed all our software, no green, installed newest windows updates, no green.

TL/DR The motherboard is just really bad at trying to auto regulate the CPU, or at least it's allocated memory for the integrated graphics, so set it yourself.
 
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