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Windows 10 Blue Screen after update/rollback
My Windows 10 installation has started to blue screen frequently. It started after upgrading to build 1803. I reverted back to 1708 but it keeps blue screeining. Attached is a recent minidmp file.
051918-7968-01.dmp
051918-7968-01.dmp
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I couldn't find a way to determine from software which stick was bad, so I started pulling them out one by one (had four sticks). Of course I found it to be the very last stick I tried, but I found the problem!!! Feeling lucky it wasn't a bad CPU or motherboard. I did try to reseat the bad module in case it just wasn't set right, but it still had errors.
Thanks so much for the help.
Thanks so much for the help.
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I couldn't find a way to determine from software which stick was bad, so I started pulling them out one by one (had four sticks). Of course I found it to be the very last stick I tried, but I found the problem!!! Feeling lucky it wasn't a bad CPU or motherboard. I did try to reseat the bad module in case it just wasn't set right, but it still had errors.
Thanks so much for the help.
Thanks so much for the help.
You are very welcome and I was happy to help
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The machine is still crashing overnight so I went on with your memory advice.
I have run memtest86 from a bootable usb I made. I think there were 10 tests, 1-3 no errors, but hundreds or thousands of errors for the rest of the tests.
So does this mean it is for sure a stick of bad ram? It could be the motherboard also I know, but any other possibilities?
And does memtest86 have the ability to show which ram stick is bad? (or if its the mobo?) Or is it just a process of elimination by taking out one stick at a time?
Thanks for the help.