I just built my first pc last week and it's been working fine. I was able to play diablo 3, xcom, and assassin's creed syndicate for hours and everything would be fine. I tried to play starcraft 2 yesterday and the game crashed halfway through the tutorial mission and I got the BSOD with FAULTY_HARDWARE_CORRUPTED_PAGE, I tried to open the game again and this time it gave me the BSOD immediately with MEMORY_MANAGEMENT.
I did a system restore to a previous date because maybe a new update messed something up, I checked all my drivers and everyhting looked good. I started playing diablo 3 again for a couple of hours and no BSOD. So i started to play the tutorial mission for starcraft 2 again after completely uninstalling the game along with battle.net and reinstalling and it crashed again during the tutorial with BSOD MEMORY_MANAGEMENT.
Then the computer restarted and after entering my password to go into the desktop I got the BSOD again, and again and again, all with MEMORY_MANAGEMENT.
So now the pc is stuck on a loop od BSOD at startup, I had to turn the pc off by holding the power button.
I can't believe that this is a hardware issue or driver issue because the pc is running all of my games completely fine, except for starcraft 2. How can I get out of this BSOD on startup cycle?
If it means a clean install of windows 10 I'll do it and just not install/play starcraft 2 anymore, <<edited by moderator>> that game.
I bought the oem version of windows 10 home 64-bit, how would I reinstall windows if I get the BSOD on startup?
Can I start the computer up with the windows 10 disk in the optical drive and try to go into the bios? how can I do a clean install?
thanks in advance!!!
I did a system restore to a previous date because maybe a new update messed something up, I checked all my drivers and everyhting looked good. I started playing diablo 3 again for a couple of hours and no BSOD. So i started to play the tutorial mission for starcraft 2 again after completely uninstalling the game along with battle.net and reinstalling and it crashed again during the tutorial with BSOD MEMORY_MANAGEMENT.
Then the computer restarted and after entering my password to go into the desktop I got the BSOD again, and again and again, all with MEMORY_MANAGEMENT.
So now the pc is stuck on a loop od BSOD at startup, I had to turn the pc off by holding the power button.
I can't believe that this is a hardware issue or driver issue because the pc is running all of my games completely fine, except for starcraft 2. How can I get out of this BSOD on startup cycle?
If it means a clean install of windows 10 I'll do it and just not install/play starcraft 2 anymore, <<edited by moderator>> that game.
I bought the oem version of windows 10 home 64-bit, how would I reinstall windows if I get the BSOD on startup?
Can I start the computer up with the windows 10 disk in the optical drive and try to go into the bios? how can I do a clean install?
thanks in advance!!!
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