Can barely use the laptop for 5 minutes even in safemode without BSOD

[Lunarlord]

I just got the computer about a month ago and it's just now showing a ton of BSOD. Mostly memory management issues with system service exceptions and page fault in nonpaged area.
I have run Memtest and it came up with over 11 million errors as I let it run to a little over 8 passes.
I honestly haven't a clue what is wrong and would appreciate some help

 

[Arc]

Welcome aboard, Lunarlord.

Your crash dumps are not showing any finite probable cause. In such a situation, it is better to enable Driver Verifier to monitor the drivers.

Driver Verifier - Enable and Disable

Run Driver Verifier for 24 hours or the occurrence of the next crash, whichever is earlier.

Let us know the results, with the subsequent crash dumps, if any.

 

[Lunarlord]

I can only do that in safe mode and in safe mode, it only lasts about 5 minutes if that without a BSOD. I did that and restarted, it got another error so I got that and here it is. I hope I did it right.

 

[Arc]

Lunarlord, let me know, have you enabled driver verifier?

That information is crucial. It may totally mislead us in troubleshooting procedure.

If the dump you supplied with driver verifier on, we are to infer that your hardware fails. So, let me know.

 

[Lunarlord]

I enabled it in safe mode, rebooted to normal, it crashed again, I logged on with safe mode and took the information and posted it in my last post.

 

[Arc]

Do exactly what is instructed. You need not to enable the verifier in safe mode. Verifier should be enabled and run in normal mode.

It is necessary.

 

[Lunarlord]

Okay.. I followed the instructions and here is the log.

 

[Arc]

Justin, you download and install Malwarebytes AntiMalware Free edition right now. Disable verifier, Install it, and update it.

Then boot into safe mode, and do a full scan.

It is blaming your MSE. Despite of having all respect on MSE, I would suggest you to use Avast! Free Antivirus (but not the web rep add on included in it. After installation is done, disable it in your browsers).

Then, perform a Clean Boot, and report us if the problem exists or not.

 

[Lunarlord]

I downloaded Malwarebytes and was in the process of scanning in safe mode when it crashed again. I am going to retry the scan.
Should I uninstall MSE?

 

[Arc]

I downloaded Malwarebytes and was in the process of scanning in safe mode when it crashed again. I am going to retry the scan.
Should I uninstall MSE?

Unfortunately, but yes. !

 

[Lunarlord]

Okay will definitely do that. No real loss though.
Still doing scan so after that is done, I will uninstall MSE, then do a clean boot and I will let you know how it went. Thanks so much for your help so far.

 

[Lunarlord]

I just finished the scan and nothing came up.
I am going to try and uninstall MSE now.
Then I will clean boot.

 

[Lunarlord]

I have uninstalled MSE, did a clean boot, and the problem happened again.

 

[Arc]

Let us see the latest dump ?

 

[Lunarlord]

Here is the latest dump.

 

[Arc]

OK, now we may look at the hardware.

Let us start with the RAM.
http://www.sevenforums.com/tutorials/105647-ram-test-memtest86.html

Run memtest foe at least 8 passes, preferably overnight. let us know the result.

 

[Lunarlord]

I ran it the other night and it came up with over 11 million errors.
Should I run it again?

 

[karlsnooks]

lunarlord,

Remove power.
Remove cover.
power up.
Listen very carefully for any beeps.
Power down
Remove power.
using can of compressed air blow out all dust.
leave cove off.
reconnect power
power up

Now first let's take the short way:
WIN| type MEM |enter |
Restart Now option

let us know the results.

 

[Arc]

I ran it the other night and it came up with over 11 million errors.
Should I run it again?

:shock: Are you serious?

If so, replace the RAM modules.

 

[karlsnooks]

Apologize to ARC and to LunarLord. Your posts came in as I was typing.

Here is the procedure that explains testing for defective memory and defective slots:
http://www.sevenforums.com/tutorials/105647-ram-test-memtest86.html