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Corsair One Elite crashing to restart during gameplay


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  • Corsair Employee
Hi all,

 

I have a 6 week old Corsair One Elite (bought from NewEgg) that is completely crashing to full restart while playing Diablo 3. Could this be the dreaded defective ribbon issue?

 

Any thoughts would be welcome.

 

Thanks!

 

It sounds like it. Can you tell me the SN, I can be sure then. But in any case, you should submit a support ticket asap.

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Thanks! The SN is 008718145106

 

I opened a ticket earlier this evening. The ticket number is 772319.

 

The screen simply locks mid-game during some games, everything is immediately unresponsive (including attempting to ctr-alt-delte to task manager), and the computer then re-starts after 1-2 minutes.

 

Thanks for any help you can provide.

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Diablo 3 is the only game I play.

 

I ran the full system test and stress test and it passed.

 

I use Kaspersky.

 

It just seems odd that the entire system crashes to auto reboot...not just the game.

 

Try disable your Kaspersky completely and let me know if that makes a difference. In the past, we've had customers installing 3rd party security software in their system and ran into similar issue.

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Uninstalled Kaspersky...it still is occurring.

 

The event code in reliability history is BlueScreen, Code 133.

 

Some of the other more common notes (application failures) in the shutdowns relate to Corsair LinkService, Razer Game Manager Service and a few MSI update Service and Microsoft Edge notations.

 

I use Razer Synapse 3.0 but I just doubt that could lead to multiple full shutdowns.

 

I am considering doing a Windows reset...do you think it would be a good idea?

 

Thanks for your help and thoughts.

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That's unfortunate. Try this:

 

1. Hold Windows key and press "R"

2. Once run time windows come up, type in "cmd" then press Enter

3. In Command prompt, type in the command: "sfc /scannow" then press Enter to perform it.

 

If it's a system file issue, that should take care of it. If not, it's definitely something else.

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Thank you. I ran the system scan and received the following message:

 

Windows Resource Protection found corrupt files and successfully repaired them. Details are included in the CBS.Log

 

 

So, what next?

 

Should I start gaming again and see if I continue to see bluescreens?

 

Could the system errors have been introduced by the blue screen events themselves?

 

Thanks very much for your patience and help.

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