BSOD forced me to reinstall / now I'm getting major update errors

NoelDP said:

You now have failures in your new CheckSUR logs that weren't present before They are of a type that makes me immediately think of RAM problems.
RAM - Test with Memtest86+

Ram checks out ok.

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skrillek said:

i had a similar problem and in the end it was my ram, have you made sure that the type of ram is compatible with your mobo? assuming a new build

Ddr3 1600. Mobo is a gaming 7. Supports many different forms of ram. I went with common stuff too... So that shouldn't be the issue unless it's the mobo itself.

Noel - could it be a bad SSD? (My corsair boot drive)???

Things *seem* ok now...

new log files...

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Starting to suspect my SSD drive... My buddy suggested contacting Corsair via Email to see what kind of warranty they have...

Looks like it's JUST one update that's failing now...

Internet Explorer 11 for Windows 7 for x64-based Systems

Installation date: ‎1/‎25/‎2015 2:16 PM

Installation status: Failed

Error details: Code 9C59

Update type: Important

EDIT : added logs...

Your ram test only shows 1 pass. You should run the test 8 passes as per the tutorial that Noel posted.

Layback Bear said:

Your ram test only shows 1 pass. You should run the test 8 passes as per the tutorial that Noel posted.

Oh damn. Ok. Thanks layback. I'll test again when I get home.

Ps. Since it's just an update for Internet explorer , I was considering uninstalling IE...? Dumb idea?

Pps. I'll re run test tonight when I get home from lodge.

Ppps. That's gonna be one long ass test. I think it was 15-20 mins just for that first pass.

Layback Bear said:

Your ram test only shows 1 pass. You should run the test 8 passes as per the tutorial that Noel posted.

More like 2 hours per pass? 8 passes? That seems like a very stressful stress test. Roughly 16 hours? I just turned the computer off after 2 hours, it had 1 pass and was half way through with the other. So what , 12 hours testing the ram? I reckon if it passes it may stress it enough for it to fail in the first place... Am I wrong here, 12-16 hours of a stress test? So what, load it up and go to work? I hate the idea of not monitoring something while it's testing, but then again who has 12-16 hours to sit in front of a computer screen watching...?