System restarts randomly on idle

I currently have a problem with randomly restarts and rollback with my system. At first I thought it was a problem with OC because it happened when I went idle after playing games. Now it happens more frequently whenever I leave it on idle even when all I did earlier was just surfing webs.

So I check the event viewer -> windows logs -> application:

I get this error everytime my computer mysteriously restarts:

Event filter with query "SELECT * FROM __InstanceModificationEvent WITHIN 60 WHERE TargetInstance ISA "Win32_Processor" AND TargetInstance.LoadPercentage > 99" could not be reactivated in namespace "//./root/CIMV2" because of error 0x80041003. Events cannot be delivered through this filter until the problem is corrected.

Is that the root of my problem ? Is there any way to fix it?

Please help, thank you!

I have an ODE lv3.

And where do I upload those files to? I have two: "java.exe.3300.dmp" and "java.exe.1828.dmp".

I don't know how to disable/enable OC either.

I can't find that folder even when I turned on "Show hidden files". I use cleaner programs like CCleaner very often, so it's probably deleted when I run the cleaner.

I don't have that file either. I just tried that fix you suggested so I'm gonna need a few days to see if it's fixed.

I just found out that I'm not supposed to defrag my SSD drive. That probably messed it up a bit too.

Hello,
Computer randomly restarts is not something unique happened to you. Sometimes there is a dreadful total crash of the system and sometime it sends different errors, upon restarting nothing happens.

-- First of all disable the auto-restart option from your control panel settings
-- Remove any recently installed maliciously software/add-on or any other application or toolbar.
-- Try to cool down your PC as the overheating due to overuse of computer may result in system freezing and sudden restarting.
-- Update the drivers
-- Make it sure the error is not caused by the deficient power supply. You may try to change the power supply.
-- Conduct the registry clean up scan for quick fix of the problem.
-- Remove flashy games and/or untrusted antiviruses/antispywares. Conduct the security scan through the most powerful scanners only.

If you have already been experiencing the computer automatic restart and shutdown problem then read this article 

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Hope it solves your problem.