To fix your KMODE error go to Control Panel, System and Security and Power Options. Select Choose what power buttons do. Click Change settings that are currently unavailable. Then uncheck the box next to Turn on fast start-up and Save changes.

I never installed the motherboard drivers so I did that and my computer worked fine for a day and now it just freezes and sometimes blue screens

Type in search bar check for updates and run that. It sometimes amazes me what some of the windows updates can fix in Windows 10.

Update me if it continues.

TTG-Cashew wrote To fix your KMODE error go to Control Panel, System and Security and Power Options. Select Choose what power buttons do. Click Change settings that are currently unavailable. Then uncheck the box next to Turn on fast start-up and Save changes.

I never installed the motherboard drivers so I did that and my computer worked fine for a day and now it just freezes and sometimes blue screens

Type in search bar check for updates and run that. It sometimes amazes me what some of the windows updates can fix in Windows 10.

Update me if it continues.

I've just got home pc was working earlier fine and now my pc is frozen and not doing anything until I hold the power button and turn it off and back on but it has frozen 4times now within 5mins of being on (not even on a game just on the desktop)

Also if I go into the boot options this is what it says

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This has been like this for a while and I've went in and repaired it and it deleted a lot of my stuff and also didn't seem to do anything?

And now it won't even boot up just makes the noise and then goes off and keeps trying to come on but can't

(It eventually turns on after about 2mins of it trying to come on)

And now it won't even boot up just makes the noise and then goes off and keeps trying to come on but can't

At the shop I work at, the computers that have come in like this were usually motherboard related and rarely CPU from overheating.
I don't really know what to tell you with out seeing the computer man.

TTG-Cashew wrote

And now it won't even boot up just makes the noise and then goes off and keeps trying to come on but can't

At the shop I work at, the computers that have come in like this were usually motherboard related and rarely CPU from overheating.
I don't really know what to tell you with out seeing the computer man.

its weird cause sometimes it will work fine all day and then it will blue screen once and then it stops working, ive not had any blue screens since i turned off that fast start up thing you told me to do tho but it was freezing last night but it hasnt done that since either so idk what to do but thanks for the help

im pretty sure its not a overheating problem because i had that before i upgraded my pc and when i take the side panel off everything seems ok

ill post if i get any more blue screens