It seems like you're uncertain about the problem. Could you clarify what's happening?
It seems like you're uncertain about the problem. Could you clarify what's happening?
Hello, I posted about the problems two months ago concerning restarts and memory training. Now I have updated information. TL;DR from the old post: during Windows update restarts (rarely on regular reboots), my PC appears to enter a memory training state at startup, which can only be resolved by removing and reinserting one RAM stick. This problem persists, though it seems limited to Windows update scenarios. Recently, I've encountered BSODs with the error code CRITICAL_STRUCTURE_CORRUPTION. Using WinDBG on the minidumps indicates a generic data region issue, and the analysis ended inconclusively due to unclear details about the affected image or process. Both crashes occurred while the PC was idle, not under heavy load. I've shared my specs and two dump files here: https://spec-ify.com/profile/8ebea284. I've run memory tests (memtest86, memtest86+, memtest64) without issues and checked CPU and GPU temperatures with furmark and prime95, but no problems were found. Performance remains normal across benchmarks. I suspect the root cause lies in memory, but I don’t have concrete evidence to file a warranty claim with Corsair. Any guidance would be greatly appreciated!
That’s likely the initial step I took—I checked both disks, the dism worked, and the only issues reported by sfc were minor system shortcuts I chose to adjust and permission overlaps...