Bhuna50
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OK calling out to @ubuysa or any other knowledgeable people please 
- so I did a completely clean install of Windows 11 having decided that as Win10 updated it without my approval that I quite liked it. I got the odd (every couple of days) BSOD but it didnt bother me but I decided that my filing, drives, games etc needed cleaning up - so backed up C, D and E (as had disk 0 split into 2 and disk 1 as storage at the time), and partitioned back to just 2 disks only - no splitting the 1TB to a smaller windows only drive with larger everything else drive....
Well, all went really smoothly, or so I thought, but now I'm suffering from daily, occasionally repetitive BSODs, I have looked into what I could and came across this:
community.amd.com
but I'd rather not revert back to Win10 like someone has said works.
I did download the AMD chipset for laptops - from here https://www.amd.com/en/support and tried applying and basically believe I was already up to date anyway with the chipset (a suggesting in the above thread).
Win 11 updates are completely up to date along with all optionals.
I have run sfc / scannow and it did find and repair some files - but again BSOD still here.
So here are the files:
that can be found at the following link - any further help or advice appreciated.
and finally, if its needed, spec:
Thanks in advance.
Andy.
- so I did a completely clean install of Windows 11 having decided that as Win10 updated it without my approval that I quite liked it. I got the odd (every couple of days) BSOD but it didnt bother me but I decided that my filing, drives, games etc needed cleaning up - so backed up C, D and E (as had disk 0 split into 2 and disk 1 as storage at the time), and partitioned back to just 2 disks only - no splitting the 1TB to a smaller windows only drive with larger everything else drive....Well, all went really smoothly, or so I thought, but now I'm suffering from daily, occasionally repetitive BSODs, I have looked into what I could and came across this:
SCEP Certificate Enrollment Initialization Errors Are Back Again w/ Windows 11 22H2
Some months back, I switched from an Asus X570 motherboard to a Gigabyte B550 motherboard and the SCEP Certification Errors I'd been getting constantly went away. Today, I updated to the latest Windows 11 version (22H2 - Build 22621.521), and they're back. Once again, I'm getting Event 86...
but I'd rather not revert back to Win10 like someone has said works.
I did download the AMD chipset for laptops - from here https://www.amd.com/en/support and tried applying and basically believe I was already up to date anyway with the chipset (a suggesting in the above thread).
Win 11 updates are completely up to date along with all optionals.
I have run sfc / scannow and it did find and repair some files - but again BSOD still here.
So here are the files:
that can be found at the following link - any further help or advice appreciated.
and finally, if its needed, spec:
Thanks in advance.
Andy.
