Issue with the mainboard or memory module.
Issue with the mainboard or memory module.
The machine appears to be experiencing a blue screen or a RAM error, possibly due to a power issue. After turning it back on after being off, it may take some time to start up normally.
It hasn't shown a blue screen recently, but it's starting to crash and the RAM indicator is lit.
If both RAM sticks function properly in A2, it suggests they are likely both working. After confirming that, you should test each stick in every slot on the board—there are four slots total. If only slot A2 works, it could mean one or more other slots are faulty or the CPU isn't making proper contact, requiring a re-seat. If just one slot fails, the corresponding slot is probably dead and you’ll need to replace the board. Try testing each stick in all slots and then share your findings. I recommend reseating the CPU and ensuring you have the most recent BIOS for the board before retesting.
Consider swapping out your motherboard (take advantage of the warranty) and install new RAM with a capacity around 30GB.
For the warranty, you should keep the original packaging intact. If you decide to return it, ensure the box is in good condition and includes all necessary parts. Follow the specific instructions provided by the manufacturer for the return process.