I get DXG krnl fatal error and I am not sure why.

Hi, @Ocean40:

As has already been pointed out:

Your MiniToolBox report suggests that your Windows license is not properly, legally activated. And you did not provide the requested Command Line output to prove otherwise.

The Windows 10 Enterprise LTSC edition on this device is not available for home users.

While we are not here to enforce MS licensing policies, this lack of proper licensing is a form of software piracy. As such, providing further assistance violates forum rules.
https://www.bleepingcomputer.com/forum-rules/

Thank you for your understanding

Yea i know i remember i was told to do so' even with support i wasnt sure i wqnt to go with that but he said its a must before we move forward with anything so.i agreed.

Also, i wonder what do.you meqn by chugging along. I was bench marking my computer a lot and he seemed to do really well, truly the error had only occured after the motherboard had being replaced so i still wonder if it has anything to do with it.

Chugging along means working, never said not.

 

Will note you cut off your MTB Report @ == Devices: ==, only 1 showing and with out a driver.

 

Dell Does not sell systems without a OS. Stick 11 back on.  Use your Support Page to Install all your Drivers staring with the Chipset and reboot, SATA and reboot, Video and Intel and reboot and so forth.

That is the proper way to install.

 

Having benchmarks without drivers is a little pointless.

 

You have also been reminded of the Enterprise not licensed under another user name as well.         Suggest need a understanding of how to install and maintain a system.