I've been having a bunch of frustrating problems with my Windows 10 PC lately. For starters, it takes a few minutes to apply the correct resolution after booting up, which is super annoying. On top of that, I've encountered several STATUS_ACCESS_VIOLATION and STATUS_BREAKPOINT errors when using Chrome. The cherry on top was a MEMORY_MANAGEMENT bluescreen I faced today. I've attached a link to the minidump file for that incident. Also, here's a list of my PC parts for reference. I suspect the issues may be related to the CPU, but I'm thinking it might be time to replace a part. Does anyone have any ideas on what could be going wrong and what steps I should take to troubleshoot this? Thanks!
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A single dump file usually isn't enough to pinpoint the problem. Do you have more than one available? For the dump you uploaded, WinDbg suggested a failure bucket ID of MEMORY_CORRUPTION_ONE_BIT, which often points to faulty memory. It might be worth testing your RAM for issues. If you're able to collect additional dump files, please follow the instructions shared by the AutoModerator and provide a link to the zipped folder!
To accurately diagnose those BSODs, it's essential to gather the dump files. If you're able to access Windows normally or through Safe Mode, navigate to C:WindowsMinidump and check if there are any dump files there. If you find some, zip the folder and upload it to a file-sharing site like catbox.moe or mediafire. Having multiple dump files helps a lot in figuring out the core of the problem. If you have only one file, that's okay—just make sure to follow the guide on configuring Windows to create Small Memory Dumps moving forward!
Unfortunately, I only have that one dump file.