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Just removed the RAM sticks one by one to check them and got BSOD on both.
Just removed the RAM sticks one by one to check them and got BSOD on both.
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Malwarebytes picked up about 3 adware's, but I had a crash after clearing them. SuperAntiSpyware picked up about 1024 tracking cookies. AdwCleaner found nothing. My full AV scan then picked up no issues. Haven't had a crash since, will keep you updated.
No luck, thought it had worked last night, played a game for about 2 hours (usually enough for a BSOD to appear), none appeared, however when I turned the game off, my desktop was black and I got a stop error. Just before it crashed, I could still move my cursor and I noticed that nothing on my computer could be opened as it said it didn't exist.
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Thanks for continuing to help, I know that it's near impossible to find a solution without the dump files. I'll keep trying to get them to create.
just had an application error:
'chrome.exe - Application Error
The instruction at 0x000000007670A04E referenced memory at 0x000000007670A04E. The required data was not placed into memory because of an I/O error status of 0xc000000e.
Click on OK to terminate the program'
This doesn't purely happen to Chrome, that's just the only thing I had open at the time. It didn't blue screen or crash this time though, it just restarted itself.
I also went into the F8 setup menu before boot and I noticed that some of my fan's speeds aren't being picked up, despite them visibly working.
Outside of hardware damage I can't think of anything else that prevents your system from creating dumps.
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WarningYour CPU temperatures will rise quickly while under this stress test. Keep a keen eye on them and abort the test if overheating occurs.
Okay I've set that going now and it's sticking at a steady 61 degrees, what results am I looking for exactly?