BSOD a a regular basis now

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  1.    #21

    Okay that's good to know, you need to let run for least 9-10 passes, since each pass performs a different test, and errors are known to occur after 8 passes.
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       #22

    ok
    yes after 5 passes last night there were none
    so I guess it is best for me to run it when I can monitor it
    once again thanks so much for your help in this matter
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  3.    #23

    Your welcome, and the last two bugchecks were both the same (0x3B) so least we may got it pinned to one form of BSOD.
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       #24

    ok
    is this good or bad? lol
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  5.    #25

    It's good, it's easier to decide what steps to take.
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       #26

    it just shut down again
    loud buzz in my speakers,black screen and shut down
    guess I had better go ahead and run that MemTest86+ now
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       #27

    once AGAIN it seemed to crash/shut down before the test made the passes
    When I got up about 1 A.M. it had been running 4:45 hours and some odd minutes on the 5th pass (i think!) with this error message
    i wrote it down half asleep so i HOPE it is right
    tst
    8
    pass
    3
    failing adress
    00008cc222c-140.7mb
    good
    9a750878
    bad
    9a752878
    Err (something can't read my writing)
    00002000
    count
    1
    chan
    nothing there

    well i followed some advise from a sound thread (maybe it was my own) and now i have no sound at all
    and with no music there is no reason even to be on here
    so i am in the process of wiping a external hard drive and gonna back up all my files and music (just in case) and do a fresh clean install and re-format of the system
    this has been/is super frustrating
    thank you
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  8.    #28

    It seems you might have faulty RAM, from the information you have provided, have you tried leaving one RAM stick in and then testing?
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       #29

    not yet with all my sound problems
    guess i will do that ASAP as soon as the drive wipe is complete
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  10.    #30

    Okay, if the RAM passes in one slot, then move it to the next slot, and then test it again. It's a long process, but it will help you identify which RAM stick is causing problem, or if the motherboard DIMM slots are the problem.
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