Recent content by chilipepperhead

got everything stable after some extensive testing windows memtest was not seeing any issues but it turns out by removing one stick at a time one of my 16gb sticks was failing as no more crashing at all. idk if others had any issues with hyperx fury ram but when i first built this pc the...

so i installed WinDbg and opened my most recent minidump in it and asked chatgpt to tell me what it means because i wasn't sure and it tells me it is related to my bluetooth driver so i uninstalled it and did a restart and so far no issues but i still have the have not reset the verifier just in...

i wonder could the crashing be my m.2 ssd? is there tools to test it? non-microsoft tools, i ran an ms disk chk on it and it said its fine but i dont trust ms tools, they really don't inspire confidence. the drive is a silicone power A60 if that's useful.

this one kind of stands out as a possible reason for crashing but i have no clue what this means honestly + System - Provider [ Name] Volsnap [ Guid] {cb017cd2-1f37-4e65-82bc-3e91f6a37559} [ EventSourceName] volsnap - EventID 16...

that one is the error right before the crash or crit there are more but i cant copy paste and there are quite a few

+ System - Provider [ Name] Microsoft-Windows-Kernel-EventTracing [ Guid] {b675ec37-bdb6-4648-bc92-f3fdc74d3ca2} EventID 2 Version 0 Level 2 Task 2 Opcode 12 Keywords...

+ System - Provider [ Name] Microsoft-Windows-Kernel-Power [ Guid] {331c3b3a-2005-44c2-ac5e-77220c37d6b4} EventID 41 Version 9 Level 1 Task 63 Opcode 0 Keywords...

in event viewer i see "critcal Kernal-Power with event id 41 task cat 63 that is i assume is the crash event

just tried to copy over files to this drive twice and every time i try the pc crashes after a couple minutes so annoying

i went through the windows update tab and upgraded when it gave me the option. i just went through some of my old pc stuff and found a drive old hdd 500gb i dont know the quality of this drive but i am going to back up as much as i can in case things go sour witht this install. really just dont...

i get that but with the problem i am having that may have to be the way forward. i mean i am looking for answers that could point me to a solution that does require me wiping my drive and having to source a back up drive for the moment, if i had the cash id just go buy a drive or better yet...

i honestly haven't a clue at the moment i may have to see if i can get a 1tb drive out of another pc to temp back up my c drive to do a wipe.

so for about a year now i have been having issues with windows randomly crashing with "attempted to write to readonly memory, i was wonder other than drivers what else could cause this? i have tried uninstalling drivers, uninstalled and reinstalled the amd gpu software and still the same thing...

thank you for this info, i actually never knew these had any kind of issues like that. I did update the bios to the latest version also a fresh install of windows just to rule out windows as the issue but still recording unreliably. funny thing is i had this pc 5 years with no issues til about...

oh okay, i will probably just go with an aio then just because it sounds like way too much maintaining for little to no reward any suggestions on a good quality aio that i wont have to worry about corrosion or leaking due to poor quality. i never used aio's in the past always air cooling.