BSOD Memory Management 0x1a New Build, Fresh OS Install

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  1. axe0
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    So far I can tell the difference in the logs looks fine :)
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  3. kozz1984
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    Marking it as solved.
    Hope I don't jinxy myself.

    You are a genius, thanks for helping idiots like me.
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  4. axe0
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    You're most welcome :)

    I am very glad to be able to be of assistance.
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