Error code 7005 detected in WHEA system Event reference: 7005
Error code 7005 detected in WHEA system Event reference: 7005
I'll review the information and share the key points. A single BSoD doesn't provide much detail, but multiple crash logs can help identify patterns. Let's examine the data together. Remember, these dumps aren't always definitive causes.
The crash involved issues with memory handling. During testing, I noticed inconsistencies in data read from storage versus what was written. This suggests possible corruption from the storage hardware or RAM. It’s likely that bad sectors on the drive or faulty RAM were involved, especially since the process occurred while swapping pages. To resolve this, I recommend checking your drive health using tools like DiskGenius for detailed sector analysis and running MemTest on your RAM to ensure stability.
I'm not entirely confident yet—it could be the BIOS, even though they say it's updated. Who knows if it's actually good? I just remember that Tomahawk + R5 3600 didn't work for me either, so maybe the motherboard is the issue. Still, testing drive health might help.
Yes, this is why a single BSoD doesn't tell me much. We shall wait until the OP gets back and see what they have to say...
I completed the memory test and everything passed. I also verified the RAM on another machine, which functioned correctly with the test run one stick at a time. I assumed the problem wasn't the RAM. After disconnecting the HDD, the error continued. Therefore, I recommend checking the SSD for bad sectors as suggested. I lack sufficient experience with BIOS settings, so I’ll look up the version information there. I plan to perform a clean installation of Windows on this PC but will wait until I’ve reviewed all these details.
This indicates the details mentioned. Additionally, a backup file is stored on the HDD instead of an SSD in the Windows environment. 1374454350_BadTrackReportHPSSDEX900250GB(233GB).txt