Observation of repeated blue displays intermittently over time.
Observation of repeated blue displays intermittently over time.
Hey!
Since I started using my computer, I've been experiencing blue screens quite often. Most of the time it's with the Memory management error, and sometimes the Kernel Security Check Failure. What's unusual is that I see a lot of BSODs during a couple of days, but the system recovers after a while. Now it's happening again, so I thought maybe this community could help.
Programs keep crashing and sometimes it says the game files are corrupt during these BSODs.
I've replaced the RAM, which makes me think there might be an issue with that as well.
Thanks
Minidumps
https://files.catbox.moe/frjrx0.rar
https://files.catbox.moe/80hwpd.rar
https://files.catbox.moe/djp2zd.rar
the earliest bug was triggered by a single-bit memory error in pagefile.sys. these issues are difficult to trace. you should consider removing the pagefile. it might help to assess the condition of your drive, but you're unsure where the corruption originates. it could be a faulty area on your disk or SSD, or even a problem with the RAM. Windows copies all RAM data to disk during sleep and writes it back when starting up. this process can corrupt one bit, leading to the bugcheck error. the system boot time was very short (about 5 minutes).
check the drive's health status, update the BIOS and storage driver, and ensure the Intel storage driver is current. if the motherboard manufacturer doesn't provide an update, visit their site to obtain it.
delete pagefile.sys by disabling Windows virtual memory and then restarting. look up instructions on how to remove it from the system reboot process.
since your machine is quite old, run crystaldiskinfo.exe to examine the drive's health data and determine if failure signs are appearing. (just trying to identify the real cause)
notes:
- 041725-11484-01.dmp
- System uptime: 0 days 0:46:22.198
- corrupted pagetable entry
- vulkandriverqu was active at that time
- old intel storage driver from 2019 running.
- kd> !sysinfo machineid
- bios details provided
- system manufacturer and product info included