Motherboard Replacement & BSOD

Here's how we revived a dead gaming computer. Customer told us that the computer has been acting up and earlier a few components and devices like audio stopped working and finally the system completely stopped booting up. At PC Guru we diagnosed that the motherboard has gone bad. The original motherboard was MSI ATX however we gave customer two prices with ATX and micro ATX motherboards and advised that Gigabyte Ultra Durable B365M DS3H micro ATX motherboard will be sufficient for his needs as this one has 4 slots of RAM and will cost him $100 less. Customer agreed to go with the cheaper option. After replacing the motherboard we noticed that the operating system too was corrupted and kept giving us the blue screen of death. Several factors could cause BSOD. Improper shutdowns can corrupt the file system, different settings in the BIOS etc. We ran check disk command (CHKDSK) to repair the hard Drive errors, fixed the MBR and rebuilt the BCD but still after all the attempts, we had to do the clean installation. We recovered all the data from the SSD and configured the BIOS to UEFI Mode with secure boot, SATA mode to Intel RST, Enabled Trusted Platform Module (TPM) and then clean installed the computer. After the system booted up to Windows, we also updated all the drivers and windows to the latest updates. Finally updated the Bios to the latest version, F7.