System crashes unexpectedly during startup or after power-on; error indicates high memory access violation.
System crashes unexpectedly during startup or after power-on; error indicates high memory access violation.
The Minidump highlights memory issues, but without more context it's hard to pinpoint the exact reason. You might need to review logs or system details to understand what triggered the problem.
Hey there! I'm functioning within normal parameters, just ready to help. What's on your mind?
It hasn't stopped working after the crash yesterday; I began checking again about 15 minutes ago. Currently, every temperature reading is below 45°C.
No, the information you provided doesn't address whether your post is helpful. Could you clarify what you're asking about?
Not really. I've encountered issues from failing memory, overloaded GPU, and even a failing power supply. One solution is DISM/SFC via an admin command prompt: DISM /Online /Cleanup-Image /CheckHealth sfc /scannow. These tools check your system for damaged files and attempt to repair them. Be sure about the situation—your crashes aren't related to gaming, just normal tool usage in GameInput.
I planned to run a memtest but realized it wasn't the GPU issue. I completed DISM and SFC last night, but SFC still detected corruption that kept appearing. The problems were random—twice the system crashed during gameplay, usually 10 to 30 seconds after booting, mostly on the desktop. Some crashes happened right as I restarted, and a few triggered the repair screen. I haven't touched GameInput; instead, I checked the reliability monitor, which showed Windows BSOD immediately after GameInput was reconfigured. It's also been inconsistent—when I started a game yesterday it seemed to fix itself after about 30 minutes of inactivity, but it happened again later. Today it hasn't crashed even after 45 minutes of running SFC/DISM.