Recent content by dthomas5042

check the ram specs online and see what the max voltage is, then check that against what your bios have set, it could be that the voltage is frying the ram cards, or that your motherboard has a issue with the ram mounts that's killing the cards

also check for any exposed or pinched wires, that'd be about the only reason for a short i can think of

so just to make sure, you didn't forget to hit the power switch?

move one card to B2, and remove the other card, if that still has the boot loop, change the card again had the same issue with twin 8gb g.skill ripjaws V ddr4 one of my ram cards was bad had to send it in for a replacement

what slot are you putting the ram card in left to right? (if you have more than 2) A1 B1 A2 B2

if so pop that bitch in and run repair on the partition you have windows installed on the primary storage device, then make sure you have the boot order set in the bios menu

do you have a windows boot usb?

try running cmd in admin mode then type this cmd line diskpart select disk (# this has to be a number i.e disk 0) hit enter then enter cmd line clean after you've hit clean, it will remove the protection from the disk you should be able to access the data after that, (50/50 chance of data...