F5F Stay Refreshed Hardware Desktop Event ID 18 crash details: "Machine Check Exception," "Cache Hierarchy Error"

Event ID 18 crash details: "Machine Check Exception," "Cache Hierarchy Error"

Event ID 18 crash details: "Machine Check Exception," "Cache Hierarchy Error"

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GrounZZero
Junior Member
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07-06-2020, 01:06 PM
#21
Screenshots of the startup apps and event viewer are shown. Which error messages interest you? The list in Windows Settings seems incomplete—it misses entries like HWInfo64 and Discord, which I’ve already configured. In the meantime, I ran DDU and reinstalled the latest AMD graphics drivers without success.
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GrounZZero
07-06-2020, 01:06 PM #21

Screenshots of the startup apps and event viewer are shown. Which error messages interest you? The list in Windows Settings seems incomplete—it misses entries like HWInfo64 and Discord, which I’ve already configured. In the meantime, I ran DDU and reinstalled the latest AMD graphics drivers without success.

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thowells4
Junior Member
36
07-06-2020, 03:05 PM
#22
I was running version 6.42, which I upgraded to on the Saturday these crashes began...
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thowells4
07-06-2020, 03:05 PM #22

I was running version 6.42, which I upgraded to on the Saturday these crashes began...

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Magic_Wolf_
Senior Member
530
07-06-2020, 03:33 PM
#23
Having fewer running programs usually makes things easier. I think MS frequently updates their operating system and it’s curious how much they coordinate with developers beforehand. I believe turning off everything except Windows security and manually launching the essential apps would be ideal. Those suggestions are worth checking out... it’s definitely a big challenge. Just install Windows, updates, and the programs you really need like Steam, Epic, or Office.
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Magic_Wolf_
07-06-2020, 03:33 PM #23

Having fewer running programs usually makes things easier. I think MS frequently updates their operating system and it’s curious how much they coordinate with developers beforehand. I believe turning off everything except Windows security and manually launching the essential apps would be ideal. Those suggestions are worth checking out... it’s definitely a big challenge. Just install Windows, updates, and the programs you really need like Steam, Epic, or Office.

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GamerLOLxX
Member
59
07-09-2020, 05:03 AM
#24
I noticed hwmonitor stopped working recently. They also have these strange "driver updates" that get marked as malware when you click the link. I didn’t uninstall it because I believe Riva tuner relies on it for VRAM display, though I’m not actively using it anymore. The links I saw suggest a fresh Windows installation—probably how I set it up. How did you figure that out?
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GamerLOLxX
07-09-2020, 05:03 AM #24

I noticed hwmonitor stopped working recently. They also have these strange "driver updates" that get marked as malware when you click the link. I didn’t uninstall it because I believe Riva tuner relies on it for VRAM display, though I’m not actively using it anymore. The links I saw suggest a fresh Windows installation—probably how I set it up. How did you figure that out?

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MCAnimalLover
Member
67
07-09-2020, 10:40 AM
#25
I recall a client from the win98 era who had excessive running resident in the task bar, causing performance issues. After turning off unnecessary programs, the system performed much better. Since then, I've strongly supported minimizing startup activity.
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MCAnimalLover
07-09-2020, 10:40 AM #25

I recall a client from the win98 era who had excessive running resident in the task bar, causing performance issues. After turning off unnecessary programs, the system performed much better. Since then, I've strongly supported minimizing startup activity.

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