WHEA_Uncorectable_error after updating to windows 10

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  1. Etetherin
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    im still around. i have not had the chance to work on this in a while, ill post here when i get the chance to do that. Sorry,
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  3. axe0
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    There is no rush, take the time you need.
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  4. Etetherin
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    Ok so months later i just started replacing things. I ended up replacing memory and then also buying an ssd and reinstalling windows on it. This has fixed my issue. Now on to the next!!
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