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In Reliability History,select the Critical Events line,then RIGHT click it and then select the ---View tech ---box which gives the Report Sent page. The first few lines should identify the problem cause. You mentioned ---some errors ---perhaps "humungous" is more appropriate! !

In the Search box,type in ---reliability---which will give you Reliability History ----and look for red-flagged entries. If Reliability History is not presented then you have a serious malfunction with Win 11 and the first action to take is in Terminal [admin ] type in and run---dism /online...

Could you go to Task Manager>Startup apps and disable all non Microsoft apps from auto starting. Then Power-off shutdown and restart. Does the problem still exist?

Are these computers Company controlled and if so are you able to remove these controls and return Win 11 to its original state ?

Take the "belt and braces" approach and use both.

In the Search box,type in---dxdiag---and the Display page gives the current drivers. The System page shows a WHQL box which should be checked.This only allows Microsoft approved drivers to be downloaded.If you want to try older or not yet approved drivers,then temporarily uncheck it. Do not...

If you think it could be the Intel driver causing the problem,then type in the Search box---dxdiag---and in the Systems page uncheck the WHQL box temporarily.This allows you to download older or not yet Microsoft approved drivers. Don't leave it permanently unchecked otherwise dodgy drivers can...

What is the problem requiring a Repair Install?

Are any of the programmes in Task Manager>Startup Apps? If so then disable one of them,power off shutdown then restart and see if that has any effect. Continue in that method which may be safer than uninstalling.

Could you check Reliability History for flagged entries,especially at the start of the problem. To access it,start typing ---reliability---in the Search box. Also look through DirectX for any reports. To start it,type ---dxdiag ---into the Search box.It is a Windows 11 component for gaming.

Uninstall NFS Heat,then shutdown and restart. In Terminal[admin] type in---dism /online /cleanup-image /restorehealth---. When it has finished,type in---sfc /scannow---and keep running it until a clean report is given. Reinstall NFS Heat.Does the problem reoccur ?

Do you have a usable Point-in-Time Restore or a Restore point prior to the crash?

Does Reliability History have any entries,especially flagged ones?

In Terminal[admin],type in ---dism /online /cleanup-image /restorehealth ---and run it. When completed,type in ---sfc /scannow ---and continue to run it until a clean report is given. Does the problem still exist ?

Uninstall both PDFgear and Discord,then shutdown and restart. Is the problem still there?