This has been happening intermittently. I recently built a new PC last summer, I am now getting BSODs i have ran CPU stress tests, chkdsk, sfc, ran memory diagnostic as well.
I have pulled up event viewer and i am looking at the logs.
The error i got was system service exception. Any help in regards to how to handle this would be a great help
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I would like to see the logfiles as requested in the BSOD Posting Instructions.
DESKTOP-4PP2AOO-(2021-01-16_19-37-40).zip
Here as asked for, Thanks for taking the time. I checked the Event Viewer and it appears the C: drive is malfunctioning. I recently cloned over my old drive to this new m2.
The logs do indeed report that a full disk check of the C: drive is required.
I would also run a test on your memory using Memtest86. Please run at least 4 passes of the test and preferably repeat so that you have a total of 8 passes. I recommend this because your crash dumps show evidence of one-bit memory corruption.
FAILURE_BUCKET_ID: MEMORY_CORRUPTION_ONE_BIT
In regards to memtest. Is it recommended to do one stick at a time? I also seem to have an issue where when I do a chkdsk and it asks me to restart it doesn't run the chkdsk at restart. I did run a chkdsk scan on my C drive without a fixes and it reported no bad sectors.The logs do indeed report that a full disk check of the C: drive is required.
I would also run a test on your memory using Memtest86. Please run at least 4 passes of the test and preferably repeat so that you have a total of 8 passes. I recommend this because your crash dumps show evidence of one-bit memory corruption.
FAILURE_BUCKET_ID: MEMORY_CORRUPTION_ONE_BIT
You can run the test on all modules at once. If you get errors you can then test one at a time if you wish to identify the bad one, but as they tend to be bought as a matched pair you often have to end up buying a replacement kit,
Let's see if you continue to get a message about the need for a chkdsk scan. It may have already sorted itself out. Post new logs if you continue to get BSODs.
I have ran the memtest and no errors after 2 runs (8 total passes). Wondering if the motherboard/cpu could be the issue at this point.
I think we need to see more crash dumps before we can conclude anything further. Intermittent crashes are very difficult to troubleshoot because it is so difficult to build up a pattern of what is happening. Do you have any idea what can trigger the crash or it it indeed random?
Usually it's playing games. It's happened playing warzone, league of legends etc.
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DESKTOP-4PP2AOO-(2021-01-19_23-31-38).zip
Here's another one, looked like TCPIP.sys was the issue
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I am unsure why it posted in the same post
Another BSOD here, so it's intermittent but it keeps happening
DESKTOP-4PP2AOO-(2021-01-25_21-20-40).zip
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