USB were known and some still are for causing BSOD when malfunction occur.I wonder why it would be the USB ports though... i have tried switching my keyboard and mouse to the front usb ports instead and still restarted.
This is interesting since my desktop is also 4GB of RAM... I wonder if there are some incompatibility between Windows 10 and 4GB of Ram...maybe...your best bet (and mine since we're on the same boat) is upgrading the memory sticksHowever, i have 2x2GB RAM and i took one of them out and my computer lasted longer, but still restarted.
USB were known and some still are for causing BSOD when malfunction occur.I wonder why it would be the USB ports though... i have tried switching my keyboard and mouse to the front usb ports instead and still restarted.
This is interesting since my desktop is also 4GB of RAM... I wonder if there are some incompatibility between Windows 10 and 4GB of Ram...maybe...your best bet (and mine since we're on the same boat) is upgrading the memory sticksHowever, i have 2x2GB RAM and i took one of them out and my computer lasted longer, but still restarted.
USB were known and some still are for causing BSOD when malfunction occur.I wonder why it would be the USB ports though... i have tried switching my keyboard and mouse to the front usb ports instead and still restarted.
This is interesting since my desktop is also 4GB of RAM... I wonder if there are some incompatibility between Windows 10 and 4GB of Ram...maybe...your best bet (and mine since we're on the same boat) is upgrading the memory sticksHowever, i have 2x2GB RAM and i took one of them out and my computer lasted longer, but still restarted.