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Experiencing random crashes on Windows 10?

Experiencing random crashes on Windows 10?

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ByWeaadox
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11-18-2016, 05:48 AM
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I recall experiencing the blue screen more than twice without the docking station.
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ByWeaadox
11-18-2016, 05:48 AM #11

I recall experiencing the blue screen more than twice without the docking station.

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Amegahoney
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11-19-2016, 12:35 AM
#12
Because it's laptop, you have very limited options. You cannot easily replace parts for tests. And it looks like hardware problem. But nobody can be sure. If you have second ssd/hdd, you may try to install Windows on it and test. But if you have just laptop and no spare parts, it's hard to fix anything.
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Amegahoney
11-19-2016, 12:35 AM #12

Because it's laptop, you have very limited options. You cannot easily replace parts for tests. And it looks like hardware problem. But nobody can be sure. If you have second ssd/hdd, you may try to install Windows on it and test. But if you have just laptop and no spare parts, it's hard to fix anything.

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Nani100
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11-22-2016, 07:15 PM
#13
Actually, I'm able to handle this. All components in this laptop can be swapped out, including the CPU which sits in a socket rather than being fixed. I need to confirm exactly what parts to replace. A thorough RAM inspection would be wise if you're considering it. If so, which tools should I use? The SSD seems safe since it's the only new part, but I'm not sure. My first thought is the hard drive handling all the storage data—scanning it might make sense. What reliable software are available for this task?
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Nani100
11-22-2016, 07:15 PM #13

Actually, I'm able to handle this. All components in this laptop can be swapped out, including the CPU which sits in a socket rather than being fixed. I need to confirm exactly what parts to replace. A thorough RAM inspection would be wise if you're considering it. If so, which tools should I use? The SSD seems safe since it's the only new part, but I'm not sure. My first thought is the hard drive handling all the storage data—scanning it might make sense. What reliable software are available for this task?

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SlimSanta
Junior Member
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11-30-2016, 09:55 AM
#14
Do you have backup components available for testing? Are there options for different RAM modules or an additional hard drive? For a desktop setup, it's best to stick with one RAM stick—only switch if necessary, and see if that improves performance. Otherwise, consider adding a second RAM stick.
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SlimSanta
11-30-2016, 09:55 AM #14

Do you have backup components available for testing? Are there options for different RAM modules or an additional hard drive? For a desktop setup, it's best to stick with one RAM stick—only switch if necessary, and see if that improves performance. Otherwise, consider adding a second RAM stick.

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FistMeAway
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11-30-2016, 11:52 AM
#15
I meant to identify the part causing the problem and replace it easily because all components in this laptop are serviceable. Unfortunately, I lack any spare parts for basic repairs. My plan was to examine key elements such as RAM, CPU, or disk using certain software tools. Currently, a scan of my HDD with Macrorit Disc Scanner is underway. Will this analysis be helpful?
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FistMeAway
11-30-2016, 11:52 AM #15

I meant to identify the part causing the problem and replace it easily because all components in this laptop are serviceable. Unfortunately, I lack any spare parts for basic repairs. My plan was to examine key elements such as RAM, CPU, or disk using certain software tools. Currently, a scan of my HDD with Macrorit Disc Scanner is underway. Will this analysis be helpful?

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