Solved BSOD appears multiple times per week, STOP: 0x0000001A

[derstrom8]

Hi guys--

I originally started this thread but was directed to this forum instead, as it better suits the issues I am having.

Two times within the past week I have received a blue screen with the following information:

stop: 0x0000001A (0x0000000000000403, 0xfffff6800003a4c8, 0xafc0000206c5b825, 0xfffff8a010cb64a0)

Initially I thought it might be the RAM, but I have reseated it, swapped the sticks around, ran tests, etc and had no luck. sfc /scannow turns up dirty, but says it cannot resolve the problems. I have the cbs.log file but am not really sure what to look for. I am attaching it to this post along with the SF Debug tool output.

I have replaced pretty much all of my hardware trying to fix this issue (I've been having similar issues for a little over a year, intermittently).

I would be eternally grateful to anyone who can figure out what might be wrong with my machine, it's been driving me crazy for quite a while. I'm out of ideas and would like to get input from people who actually know what they're doing

If there's any other information you need, please feel free to either ask me or refer to the thread I linked to above. My system information is in my profile if needed.

Thank you very much guys!
Regards,
Matt

EDIT: I was unable to upload the CBS.log file, as it exceeds the maximum size for the upload. Hopefully the debug tool output is enough.

 

[YoYo155]

Hey Matt .

This post mentioned RAM errors were flagged by Memtest86+, what did you do about it?

I am running Memtest86 and oh my, 1000+ Errors in the first 15 minutes! Looks like I'll be at this a while....

 

[derstrom8]

Hello YoYo155,

I was just coming back to this thread to mention it

I swapped out the cards and booted up with just one at a time. The first card worked so I tried it in all the slots, and all was fine. Same with the second one (though I didn't try all slots), but when the third card was installed the computer would not boot. Fourth one worked. So in short it seems my third one failed, so I removed it and put in the three working ones in the correct slots. I'm running memtest86 once more with the three and it all seems to be working!

I will update this thread after about a week or so to let you guys know what's happening with it.

Many thanks,
Matt

 

[YoYo155]

Thanks for the added info, awaiting your future update .

 

[derstrom8]

Hi guys,

So much for getting back to you in a week....

Anyway, I haven't had a single issue with my computer since I removed the bad stick of RAM. Thank you all for your help! I can't believe I didn't catch that problem sooner.

Regards,
Matt