BSOD Clean install @ random Times

I just recently did a clean install on my new ssd. I have BSOD twice since the install and did not previously. Windows updates are now all up to date but where not before this BSOD. Any glaring issues is what I was wondering and If I should just wait and see if it happens again now that the system is back to the state it was before.

The first seemed to happen when I plugged my Logitech camera into the computer and it was trying to install the drivers. I did not have minidump enabled yet at this point. The second seemed random.

Thanks
Ben

Edit:

This also keeps appearing and I am unsure why. See attached pic.

Welcome to 7F Syliax. The single dump in your logs is a 0xA0 which is an INTERNAL _POWER_ERROR. First of all could you fill out your system specs as completely as possible please, I'll need to know as much about your system as possible here.

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Looking at the specifics of your dump file the first thing I'd question is the SATA connections to your motherboard and/or hard drives.

Code:

INTERNAL_POWER_ERROR (a0)
The power policy manager experienced a fatal error.
Arguments:
Arg1: 0000000000000009, A fatal error occured while preparing the hibernate file.
Arg2: ffffffffc0000185, Status code ---> STATUS_IO_DEVICE_ERROR
Arg3: 0000000000000001, Mirroring phase
Arg4: 0000000000000000

The pop up window you keep experiencing would indicate a drive being recognised by Windows as if being plugged in. Can you check the physical SATA connections on both your motherboard and at your hard drives and make sure they're securely seated.

Yes if you can connect the drives directly to the motherboard and test for stability that would be good. If it shows the hot swap drive bays are bad then there are alternatives if the bays are removable. Connect to the motherboard and test then we'll take it from there.

Thanks I will try that. Before I even got a chance to do that another BSOD. Just want to check to see if it is the same issue or another has come up. As well, Windows updates keep failing for some reason. Any ideas why this would be? Thanks! attached new dump file.

Yeah it's the same STOP code, same reason. Get the drives hooked up to the motherboard and see if it solves the issue then we'll go from there.

You're more than welcome mate, glad to hear all seems good. Feel free to mark the thread as solved if you're happy.