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Message: <blockquote data-quote="RobbieX" data-source="post: 714795" data-attributes="member: 103168">I received my laptop Dec. 2017 new from amazon. It arrived properly packaged but the display came misaligned with the body (visibly when closed down), which i ignored anyways. It worked pretty normally with everything for about 2 months. I stored my laptop slantly in a safe area away from liquids, falls, knocks and (hopefully) much dust. i took care of it and had no falls, spills nor lent it to anyone.... not even out the house.After 2 months the laptop had a windows update which i snoozed so i could finish a game. Eventually, i had a BSOD, and upon reboot, the computer automatically updated itself. From then i have been having random BSODs occurring frequently.These BSODs occur sometimes on boot, requiring multiple reboots. They also occur pretty much every time i play a game, when i move or lift the device swiftly and when the laptop receives a knock ( whether body knock or display knock... almost any hard contact) as light a a pen hitting the edge or me entering the bed quickly while it is on the bed. I stopped storing the laptop sideways which seemed to reduce the frequency of crashes but that's questionable right now.Also, occasionally my network stops working, leaving the wifi symbol to a monitor with a red 'X' and no network reception, and the wifi device goes missing. It occurs only on boot up ( whether by cold boot, reboot or BSOD reboot) at COMPLETE random. The only way i have discovered to resolve it, is a temporary fix to reboot and turn off-turn on the computer until it decides to work.I backed up files and had a reset of the computer. When i did this, it didn't have the problem, but for a small amount of time (for which i can't tell if it actually worked). Within minutes, ironically the laptop had a small fall (yes, i know i sound really bad lucky). From here everything was at full swing once more. Up to this date they both bothers me daily.I scoured the internet for answers but each only speak to pieces of my puzzle. Some possible solutions found are high risk, out of my confidential-skill level and potentially warranty threatening. Though i could carry it to a technician for check and repair, that's a costly and risky venture for me and i would at least find the most plausible cause for it and maybe a high likely solution I could manage to correct it.</blockquote>

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