stop code system thread exception not handled.. after reboot its on...what should i do now?

The "SYSTEM THREAD EXCEPTION NOT HANDLED" error is typically caused by a driver or hardware issue on your computer.

Here are some steps you can take to troubleshoot the issue:

1. Boot into Safe Mode: Restart your computer and keep pressing F8 or Shift + F8 to enter Safe Mode. This will load Windows with minimal drivers and services, which can help you determine if the issue is caused by a driver.
2. Update drivers: Use Windows Update to check for updates and install any available updates. You can also manually update your drivers by visiting your computer manufacturer's website or the website of the device manufacturer.
3. Run a virus scan: Use an antivirus program to scan your computer for viruses or malware that may be causing the issue.
4. Check hardware: Run a hardware diagnostic test to check if any hardware components, such as the hard drive or memory, are faulty.
5. Perform a system restore: If the issue started after installing new software or making changes to your system, you can try performing a system restore to revert your system to a previous state.

If none of these steps work, you may need to consider reinstalling Windows or seeking help from a professional computer repair service..

Note: Make sure to take complete backup of your data before performing system restore.

Let me know if you require further assistance.

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When there are some system files (Bluetooth modem driver) are missing or corrupted, it will also result in BSOD. If this is the case, you can run the combination of SFC and DISM to repair these files.

Step 1. Press Win + S to evoke the search bar.

Step 2. Type cmd to locate Command Prompt and right-click on it to choose Run as administrator.

Step 3. In the black console, type sfc /scannow and hit Enter.

Step 4. Reboot your computer and run the following command one by one:

DISM /Online /Cleanup-Image /CheckHealth

DISM /Online /Cleanup-Image /ScanHealth

DISM /Online /Cleanup-Image /RestoreHealth

// Please let me know if the problem persists.

i have exactly the same problem same bsod, not only this alot bsods, and they circle around and i cant find anything , new Asus board everything new,
problem started from the first day of the pc, as it came in delivered from the shop,

V 10.0.22621 Build 22621 11 pro,
intel core I9-9900k
rog maximus xi formula
nvidea RTX

some times this bsod happens somt thime it says kernel thread sometimes irq driver not less or equal some times the pc stucks in picutre freeze even the sound freezes in one note, and never restarts, in 98% of time it restarts, and i dont have time to see what bosd it was but its allways around 7 different and this is one of them,

what did i noticed over time the moment i activate a game even if i dont play it and only have it running in the background the pc runs for days weeks months without any problem, the moment i start the pc and dont have any game running int the back its only a matter of time, sometimes i only have 1 minute, sometimes it runs 5-10 minutes and then bam bluescreen, if i shut down a game and go to desktop and open a browser i can be shure in a short while it will bsod out and restart,

i changed poweersupply i changed ram i changed SSD i completly installed W11 new, i took out the nvidia card, and run over the board graphic then i inserted the nvia back and deactivated the board graping, nothing...... some Microsoft updates make it worse some not, the last ones end of year made it a little better, but at the beginning of the year i dont even had the time to write a long text like this without a game in the back, cuz the moment i started my browser and wanted to look the pc crashed, btw its the same pc were i had W10 running without any problems bevor all this **** started with W11 and i scanned memory harddisk eveerything is fine no errors i run countless antiviral programs and no problem at all, i run the healt checks nothing all good, and and and i have no idea, only the hint that the problem never appears if i start Any Game and let it run...

i went into save mode check drivers and all, even mode minimal windows it can crash.. it runs if iam on Dos or into the bios without problems...

so i can completly cut out overheating problem cuz games have more, but it still can be a wrong electrical connector that only works if the pc is war, but that dosent declare why the error happens a few min later after a game is shut down... and more why does id dissapear as long a game is running...

i have a few messages in the event history but iam not a trained MS programmer to understand what they tell me or give me a hint

devicesetupmanager 201 202 red,
setupmanager 7000 7009 red,
kernel power 41 (63) red,
volmgr 142 49 red,
distributetcom10010 10016 red

the pc event history goes back 50.000 messages from the first day of starting W11

, i can live with it by let a game run in the background, but its still quite annoying.. special if the pc runs well and then a microsoft update makes it nearly unworkable... so u dont even have the time to start a game... wich happend in the past to 3 times...

I can't seem to enter the safe boot mode.

What other keys

And secondly, the issue starts at power up, so I feel helpless.

I have that problem, but it may be worse...I tried to fix a PAGE_FAULT BSoD by resetting my PC, but now when I try to boot it up, it shows the motherboard builder, then it starts to "prepare", then it loads a bit until I get a popup that says that Windows couldn't download, then the bootup stops, and then I get the SYSTEM_THREAD_EXCEPTION BSoD now. I've had to get this PC that has a GTX 480 and an Intel i3570 5th gen with an Intel Desktop Board fixed 2 times now from a friend, and they've told me to stop taking it to them with how often it breaks itself. I have tried taking out all 4 RAM sticks and using 1 at a time, but it still happens. I've had to go into the Update BIOS menu to TRY to get the Windows RE to open, but it's currently sitting frozen on that screen now. I don't want to have to take my PC to a repair shop since I don't have much money on me ($50 US is all I have on-hand) to get the PC fixed.