If you're getting a blue screen, the problem most likely is something in your computer. The game just acts as the trigger for an underlying issue in your computer. You should make a note of the exact error code when the blue screen comes up. Just press the Pause key on your keyboard when it does.

Alternatively, have you checked what your GPU and CPU temperature is when you try to do what you did in the game? The game's graphics and CPU usage isn't optimised. For example, I run ESO in all high settings and my GPU goes to no more than 38 degrees Celsius during particle heavy world boss battles. However, in Valheim with mostly medium settings, I get 74 degrees Celsius on average. It's possible your computer is shutting down/crashing due to the GPU's internal monitor forcing your computer to shut down due to the high temps, or if you're using something like Afterburner, your fan speed bar may be set to spin high too suddenly, thus causing a power spike which may also crash/restart your computer. That happened to me with my older computer when I first played Fallout 4.

Originally posted by Lecherous Lychee:

If you're getting a blue screen, the problem most likely is something in your computer. The game just acts as the trigger for an underlying issue in your computer. You should make a note of the exact error code when the blue screen comes up. Just press the Pause key on your keyboard when it does.

Alternatively, have you checked what your GPU and CPU temperature is when you try to do what you did in the game? The game's graphics and CPU usage isn't optimised. For example, I run ESO in all high settings and my GPU goes to no more than 38 degrees Celsius during particle heavy world boss battles. However, in Valheim with mostly medium settings, I get 74 degrees Celsius on average. It's possible your computer is shutting down/crashing due to the GPU's internal monitor forcing your computer to shut down due to the high temps, or if you're using something like Afterburner, your fan speed bar may be set to spin high too suddenly, thus causing a power spike which may also crash/restart your computer. That happened to me with my older computer when I first played Fallout 4.

i know what you are saying but no, i checked everything i used to play eso never had a crash and i play alot of other games like far cry yet 0 crashes. heat is fine everything is working like it supposed to be not even running anything only the game. Gpu and cpu temp are fine.
I even tried to change the files to be in another hard drive either an HDD or an SSD yet both crashes. even tried with another character yet still crashes :/. This crashing stuff is happening recently when the game got updated to hearth and home Cause when it was march it never crash even ones.

Had frequent bluescreens with unity games too.
Everything else seemed to work fine.

There is a neat little program called Bluescreenview.
It lets you analyze crash reports and determine the exact cause for the problem.

In my case there was an issue with energy saving states related to the kernel.
Updated Bios and everything is fine now.

Do you run any mods by chance?

Also listing your specs may help to identify the issue.

I don't have the issue at all myself so just wondering if there is some other conflict going on.

Have you tried a file verify?