Recent content by Leinahtanwc

Hello all. For the past several weeks I have had my internet connection dropped briefly at random. I've done tests during the outages by creating a bat file and physical observation and noted how it happens, but there's exists 3 potential culprits and I need advice on how to isolate it further...

I will take a look at setting up the RAM then. If it is the RAM simply not being "overclocked", that would be the most anti-intuitive solution I have ever seen :P. Usually overclocking introduces more problems.

I have installed both Windows 7 and Windows 10 on the system, multiple times. I have ran into the error on each OS - more times on Windows 10 than on Windows 7. Windows 10 seems to "die" faster. After realizing this, I figured maybe it was a memory leak issue, so I picked up the Corsair memory...

I just built a new computer a few months ago and I noticed it uses UEFI. Of course, I am also running into problems, with constant BSOD's referencing Driver Corrupted Expool with VPN software that is critical for work. The Motherboard is new: Asus X99 Sabertooth The CPU is new: Intel i7 5820k...

I have an x99 Sabertooth motherboard, on which I installed Mushkin memory. However, I have been getting BSODs for a while now. In an attempt to fix the problem, I purchased different memory, Corsair 3000 Mhz Dominator memory (which was listed as compatible inside the x99 manual, unlike the...

You will want to install Windows 10 via UEFI I believe directly without upgrading to get it to dual boot properly using Windows 10. I installed Windows 7, then 10 and the dual boot kicked in all fine. Of course, I installed both via UEFI and the boot order in the bios is weird (not familiar...

When does the BSOD exactly occur? Do you remember the last thing you did?

Since you had your computer shipped to you, you should open it up and check the components inside the case. They tend to throw the boxes around very hard (dropping them several feet at times) and things can become loose or damaged, especially if you have a large heatsink on anything. If you have...

Just so you know, the computer in question has both Windows 10 and Windows 7 installed. It is able to successfully boot to either OS and has been set up using UEFI installations, so the bootup select is all nice. However, due to several problems with WIndows 10 (Prior Encryption, VPN security...

I reinstalled Windows 10 and Windows 7 again. The second time through it did not get corrupted and I think I know why. The first time I installed both OS's, I renamed the SSD harddrive from "New Volume" to Win7Core, which may have made Windows 7 go berserk when I tried to boot into it. This time...

I have been trying to install both Windows 7 and Windows 10 on the same system due to earlier complications involving a driver conflict in Windows 10: http://www.tomshardware.com/forum/id-2896363/blue-screen-death-haunting.html#17125602 However, now I am having more problems: I installed...

I may have found the culprit for the BSOD's. Let me know if this makes sense in a way: The program/driver at fault is acsock64.sys, a driver associated with Cisco Any Connect. Since many people kept asking for me to check the memory, I ran both MemTest x86 and Prime95 to see if there was a...