crashes but no dump files
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I'm sure it's memory related. In some log files I see the words [badmemory]. Don't even know where to start, it's random, it can crash over and again then just stay working for hours. When it does it takes ages to start back up, I try to go through repair and it just won't do it.
All I can find is this
This is my system.
All I can find is this
This is my system.
Where does it show the ram speed?
it's a 3400G. I can get in the bios yes. There's defo something going on with drivers cuz overclockers sent me them via email then when I installed them if I go to update drivers through device manager it then finds it's own and installs as if to say the ones they sent me weren't the right ones.
Looks like some weird looking crash icons on there
It's a clean install I think.
it's a 3400G. I can get in the bios yes. There's defo something going on with drivers cuz overclockers sent me them via email then when I installed them if I go to update drivers through device manager it then finds it's own and installs as if to say the ones they sent me weren't the right ones.
Looks like some weird looking crash icons on there
It's a clean install I think.
No I haven't done anything in bios cuz obviously I shouldn't have to. I also posted similar shots in another thread on here about lag I'm getting and no one said anything looked out of whack.
Where does it state the ram speed in those shots I gave and what should it say?
Where does it state the ram speed in those shots I gave and what should it say?
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It won't even say in here what the ram speed is, when googling this problem everyone's shows that.... I don't know anything about anything re computers so I can't understand jargon have to speak to me like a baby lol sorry. Do appreciate the pretty rapid replies tho
I've attempted a new install, formatted, deleted, it just quits installing after 70% and keeps going round in circles starting again.
Tried again got past 100%, started the services part and restarting to do it's things then just failed again, it's like there's a split second power fail just keeps restarting itself randomly ...
Tried again got past 100%, started the services part and restarting to do it's things then just failed again, it's like there's a split second power fail just keeps restarting itself randomly ...
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I'm now on a spare ssd with half the space. I installed w10 on this at same time as my working one (just before christmas) so I guess this kinda shows the issues are with the hd itself, hence me trying to reinstall. Always have to delete partitions and what not to enable the installation, so I did all that, and it just won't do it. How do I resurrect the hd or is it corrupted beyond revival?
Now it's fired up again, tried repair computer and so on which it never responds to at all, just instantly says can't repair. Came out of that and it loaded up. After the inital gigabytes screen on start up and then going black, there's white lines flickering across the screen. I will give them a call Monday for sure.
I've switched between the two, sir, it's not the issue here...well unless it's faulty ram or something.
Phoned overclockers and told them the situation. It moved onto the point where gigabytes logo wouldn't even come up, could no longer even get into MIT settings.
But when putting the drives into my old pc, still had the same issue with them not loading. Went through the arduous taks of googling the whole bootrec fixmbr, fixboot, rebuild bcd, something as I said before I had to do years ago on one of these drives and came out the outside sorted. Got both drives up and running again doing that, boot files needed to be recreated and so on, but alas the crashes have just continued, again on my OLD pc, which is all Intel as opposed to AMD. Not that it's probably relevant.
Clockers have asked me to send it back and someone's picking it up tomoz, mainly cuz it won't get out of it's loop, with no hd's in at all, even after taking the cmos battery out for a while, it won't do a damn thing. I've just reinstalled W10 once again, fiurst time on this machine as it's always been W7. Among the searching I did see some things about people had problems cuz they installed from USB and when they installed from disk they never had problems again. Other than that I'm real curious to know what exactly happens in an operating systems that completely buggers the booting system so that you have to constantly go round in cicrles with all the differenet commands. So so confusing and time wasting. I just want a working computer.
But when putting the drives into my old pc, still had the same issue with them not loading. Went through the arduous taks of googling the whole bootrec fixmbr, fixboot, rebuild bcd, something as I said before I had to do years ago on one of these drives and came out the outside sorted. Got both drives up and running again doing that, boot files needed to be recreated and so on, but alas the crashes have just continued, again on my OLD pc, which is all Intel as opposed to AMD. Not that it's probably relevant.
Clockers have asked me to send it back and someone's picking it up tomoz, mainly cuz it won't get out of it's loop, with no hd's in at all, even after taking the cmos battery out for a while, it won't do a damn thing. I've just reinstalled W10 once again, fiurst time on this machine as it's always been W7. Among the searching I did see some things about people had problems cuz they installed from USB and when they installed from disk they never had problems again. Other than that I'm real curious to know what exactly happens in an operating systems that completely buggers the booting system so that you have to constantly go round in cicrles with all the differenet commands. So so confusing and time wasting. I just want a working computer.