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  1. axe0
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    Please remove the memory modules, clean the contacts and reseat the modules properly
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  3. derek704
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    Is there a good way to do that? I did it wrong with my last PC and fried the ram sticks using rubbing alcohol. Thanks for staying with my issue BTW, means a lot!:)
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  4. axe0
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    How did you do it with your last PC?
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  6. derek704
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    I took a cotton swab, dabbed it in rubbing alcohol, and rubbed the contacts on the ram.
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  7. derek704
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    Special...memory_corruption
    Note I haven't tried cleaning the ram yet, but the error is more specific.
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  8. axe0
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    derek704 said:
    I took a cotton swab, dabbed it in rubbing alcohol, and rubbed the contacts on the ram.
    You likely had too much alcohol.
    You only need a little bit.

    Please disable the Nvidia Streamer Service
    • Open msconfig
    • Go to the tab services
    • Check 'Hide Microsoft services'
    • Uncheck 'Nvidia Streamer Service'
    • Click apply > ok
    • Reboot if asked
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  9. derek704
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    Will do thanks.
    A little weird with this, running but disabled..
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  10. axe0
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    Search services.MSC and open it.
    Search nvidia streamer service
    Right click > properties and change the startup type
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  12. derek704
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    Done, now I just have to remove the memory modules and clean them.

    **Something new. When I turn the PC, it just flashes a whiteish screen. I can move a squished looking mouse, but i have to reset it several times to boot normally. This just started last night. Here's a video of it.
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  13. axe0
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    Please check the cables and make sure they are properly connected and not broken.
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