I have checked every screenshot. This one right here.... you got the famous
0xc0000005 which is plaguing laptop & Desktop CPU's Intel 13th/14th gen [
With some cases on older gen. but mostly on 13th/14th]. Lots of report of this. Most likely related to Intel fiasco that is happening.
I think this needs a motherboard replacements. Usually when this error happens.. it happens without those symptoms... but when it happens with symptoms... [
like black screen, game crashing, etc..] it's too late and It might need a motherboard replacement.
The reason why I said it is related to Intel fiasco because I have 1 user reported to me that he got this
0xc0000005 on his event viewer... did you know how we fixed it? I will tell you... by accessing through advanced BIOS and applying voltage cap through
VR Voltage Limit this user was reporting over 1.6v Core VID [
I know it's not accurate but gives a rough idea] ... once he put 1400 [
Limit to 1.4v] or even 1350 [
Limit to 1.35v] on
VR Voltage Limit and those errors disappeared from his event viewer and Core VID never crosses or never goes above 1.4v.
Make it as a last resort.. if Acer didn't honor the warranty.. let's go hardcore & fix it through adv. BIOS settings. I will help you.
Run this command on powershell... and share the CSV file here :
Get-WinEvent -LogName Application | Where-Object { $_.Message -like '*0xc0000005*' } | Export-Csv -Path "C:\events.csv" -NoTypeInformation
We can see how many this error appeared on the event viewer on the CSV file that being generated by this command above. Credits to the user on ASUS forums who provided this commandline above.
Here's some references...