But I can't tell what PC this is. For example I see a lot of AMD systems that have random crashes that you never see entirely cleared up
For example and this is only one, I took a second look and google'd about it to find the stock BIOS settings are not just right. Yes it worked but had an occasional BSOD. So I changed it and left a note taped to the inside cover for posterity.
You may have to document how to make it fail so the tech can crash on demand. If not, they may have tested it and it worked fine there.
I recently checked my pc into diagnostics at microcenter because I was having the issue of crash and reboot when trying to boot into windows. However before taking it in I checked some things myself. I removed ssd and hdd and tried to boot the windows 10 disk. And same issue occured. When loading into the disk right as it seemed to finish loading it just reboots. Now I get a call from microcenter and they tell me hardware diagnostics are completely clean and my only issue is corrupt windows installation. How can this be possible if I got the same issue without the drives installed that the intallation is on?

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