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.
I looked in Event Viewer right away—it's the initial step I take after encountering an issue.
It says in details that the information provided is comprehensive and thorough, covering all necessary aspects clearly.
I checked the second line but didn’t find anything relevant; it seems the issue isn’t about highlighting the problem but about a restart trigger. I’ll search again for the BSOD entry related to "bsod entry" and confirm if "power loss" is logged.
I explored memory issues further and tested both RAM sticks. One showed problems while the other didn’t. I removed them and found two older, slower sticks from earlier in my system. I’m checking if the problem remains or resolves. The likely culprit seems to be the RAM. I’ve already filed a warranty claim. If it stays stable for a few days without crashes, I’ll try the faulty stick again. If it fails then it’s definitely the bad component. Thanks for your assistance!
Update your status, no crashes with the old RAM. I reinstalled it and waited over an hour without any BSODs. The memory diagnostic now shows no hardware problems, even after reseating them several times. I’m not sure if I should still replace them or keep using them.