Troubleshooting Bluescreens
- Thread starter Jweegee
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I'm thinking it might be RAM related.
I would suggest running Memtest86+
Memtest86+ - Advanced Memory Diagnostic Tool
Burn the ISO to a CD or create a bootable flash drive (with something like Rufus), and then boot off of it. Let it run for a minimum of about 4 hours (overnight is better) - unless you see errors right away. If there's any errors at all within the testing time period...then you'll need to remove all RAM, and test each stick individually to find the bad stick and/or bad slot on the motherboard.
I would suggest running Memtest86+
Memtest86+ - Advanced Memory Diagnostic Tool
Burn the ISO to a CD or create a bootable flash drive (with something like Rufus), and then boot off of it. Let it run for a minimum of about 4 hours (overnight is better) - unless you see errors right away. If there's any errors at all within the testing time period...then you'll need to remove all RAM, and test each stick individually to find the bad stick and/or bad slot on the motherboard.
The error in the first image is definitely not a good thing. The second one means that windows was able to sort itself out before it crashed, but the first one... "a thread crucial to system operation", I'm going to +1 what Carnage has already said. Would also recommend checking to see if your RAM is seated properly if you've made any changes to the build recently.
How many drives do you have in your system?
Can you put each of them on a different SATA port? And possibly try a different SATA cable? Seems like it's pointing more towards drive issues, IMO. If possible, check the SMART status of your drive, with something like Crystal Disk Info.
Can you put each of them on a different SATA port? And possibly try a different SATA cable? Seems like it's pointing more towards drive issues, IMO. If possible, check the SMART status of your drive, with something like Crystal Disk Info.
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