Multiple Errors BSOD, NTOSKRNL.exe, possible memory involvment


  1. jeffpkamp
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    Multiple Errors BSOD, NTOSKRNL.exe, possible memory involvment


    My computer recently started giving me BSOD's with increasing frequency. Most of them indicate that the NTOSKRNL.exe is the driver leading to the fault, which I have read means it is something else as this is maintained by microsoft, and most likely not the real problem.

    After some faults, my computer will stop detecting one of my ram slots (I have no idea which one). Currently running 2x8GB sticks. I tried running the computer with each of the RAM chips in each slot (1:1,1:2,2:1,2:2) and got BSOD's with each.

    I then switched to some old ram which I never had trouble with (2x2GB dell ram). Got another BSOD, no longer reading one of the ram slots.

    Ran memtest 10 times without errors...

    Help is appreciated!
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