Could the lack of sufficient RAM be causing those frequent crashes on your laptop?
Could the lack of sufficient RAM be causing those frequent crashes on your laptop?
If there are several sticks, try one by one. Use it as usual with one at a time. I didn’t want to mention anything sooner since I lack information about the new 7000 series CPUs. However, some aspects here remind me of the 4000 series, which had issues where a bad CPU appeared like RAM and caused certain crashes. That’s why I didn’t suggest replacing it unless it was definitely a CPU—otherwise, it would be a waste. EDIT: Rechecking the dump files shows two sticks present.
I need to check each stick individually? I thought the memory chip might be bad before I installed another, but you mentioned it could also be the CPU, so I’ll try the new RAM separately this time.
The hypervisor issue isn't particularly significant by itself, though it frequently appears on certain 4000 series processors. I thought it came with both units. It's surprising how often laptops lack matching RAM, which might indicate a compatibility problem between the sticks. Essentially, you run tests on both devices even if one works to check stability.
This occurred during data transfer from RAM to storage, suggesting the issue lies with the storage system rather than the RAM. Low-priority information stored in RAM often appears in the page file on storage devices.
You can let me know when you plan to share another update about this issue, or I can bring it back for you.
Uncertain about the guidelines, but either option works for me.