Hey everyone, I've been experiencing some frustrating random Blue Screen of Death (BSOD) errors on my new Windows 10 build. Sometimes I'll get two crashes in a row within minutes, but other times I'll go weeks without any issues. The errors seem to vary a lot, so I'm not sure where to start looking for solutions. I've captured some details from the BSOD, like errors pointing to "ntkrnlmp.exe" and several different failure bucket IDs. I've done a few checks already, like testing my drive and running Windows Memory Diagnostic, but everything comes back okay. I'm hoping someone can offer some advice on what to check next. Thanks!
3 Answers
I'm seeing signs that point to potential memory issues here. If you're able to share the minidump files as suggested, that would be super helpful for diagnosing the issue more accurately. Based on your description, it really does seem like memory could be the culprit.
It sounds like you're getting hit with some painful BSODs! First off, make sure to check your C:WindowsMinidump folder for any crash logs. Those dump files are key for diagnosing the problem. If you can get into Windows normally or use Safe Mode, zip those files up and share them through a file hosting service like Catbox or Mediafire. Multiple dump files can really help us understand what's going wrong. Also, consider adjusting your Windows settings to create small memory dumps if you haven't already. That might give better insight into the crashes.
Based on your description, it sounds like you might have some faulty RAM. I recommend using a tool like Memtest86 to thoroughly test your memory. The built-in Windows Memory Diagnostic may not catch everything. Running a more comprehensive test can help identify if one of your RAM sticks is failing.
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