Fantastic new status update!
I initially turned off turbo boost, and found some stability. After doing some more research I actually turned it back on and just set all my
Performance Cores to a ratio of 55 down from the default of 57 and 60. I also set all the
E-Cores to 44. I made these changes in the BIOS, and I have not a had a crash since. and today, Windows Update actually pulled down the latest windows patch.
So I ran: "
sfc /scannow" and it was still corrupt and failed to fix itself.
So I ran: "
dism /online /cleanup-image /restorehealth /source:f:\windows /limitaccess"
where F:\ is the SSD that had working install of windows 11 pro.
and
SUCCESS! No more corrupt system files. Now, I just have to finish my Masters (Capstone Presentation and Final day is April 22nd), then I will start the RMA process to get my 14900K replaced with one that can run at full speed.
I feel it is important to note: the regular command "
dism /online /cleanup-image /restorehealth" failed twice this time before I pointed it to the other install and used the "
/LimitAccess" flag. I had tried all of this before and it did not work.
