I just set up a system was getting crashes hal.dll47fe8 ntoskrnl.exe+463ce0 and PSHED+1920 0x00000124 so I updated all drivers up dated bios on Aorus Z370 gaming 5 mb running Win 10 Pro Intel core...

My problem is solved I changed out my memory sticks been running 7 days now and not any blue screens.
Running my system @4.7 CPU and DDR4 3200MHz now and did run @4.9GHz CPU no problems.
My Ram...

trying one more step before replacing CPU or MB I moved (Evo 960 M.2 that is what I use boot up with windows installed) away from CPU into lowest slot on MB below it may have been getting hot,...

sending both log collector and zip folder

ok got it thx

resetting memory dump to automatic memory dump
is my settings correct?

I just reset bios again pinned on cmos and pulled battery and booted up all factory didn't enter bios settings so imagined reset total

pulled the battery last time few mins I'll do it again and also used pins on MB

just looked it has yesterdays and todays dumps complete dumps
I do have a minidump also how about it 747 KB but why doing this when running log collector

just crashed again C:windows\memory.dmp size is 15.9 GB can I zip it upload it?

first zip was with windows zip next was winrar

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I just reinstalled windows yesterday and have not reinstalled ccleaner or any other cleaner yet but used ccleaner before windows reinstall I'll go for voidtools now

also running in first stage of...

went away got home it was running got on went searching for C:\windows\memory.dmp wasn't available went to youtube to see settings it crashed @10:37pm CST rebooted went and set complete memory dump...

it was same code Whea_ Uncontrollable_Error

just run log again and got a dmp file

must have a Microsoft windows problem it just crashed but did not leave a dump file

running on stage 1 now how long a day or two make sure no crash then stage 2 right

ok ty resetting clean boot now

[QUOTE=philc43;1421478]Still the same Internal Timer error being reported.

Please explain what happened with the clean boot. When you tried a clean boot again with the new installation, at what...

now reset all to stock ram also

I know I experimented on 7/22/18 after doing all instructions on clean boot and crashed so I reinstalled windows and just kept my photos and documents or my personal files and kept full install...

ran 2 1/2 days safe mode no crash

seems to crash more now could it be the motherboard?