Zentuckyfriedchicken

Reinstalling windows so it is usable until I get pc fixed.

Damn it! It’s back!

Yep. After getting rid of it I learned it was the culprit.

Reinstalled windows home (not cheesy education edition) edit: it is fixed. No blue screens, fortnite installed flawlessly.

Some of my research has shown memory controller circuit failure could cause issues also I. My first true diy pc build is showing terrible promise. I will contact Asus for support and (or) rma service.

3 errors have presented themselves. (Unexpected store exception) (PFN List Corrupt) (Bad pool header)

1 stick. I have switched slots. Think ram may be irrelevant now. I ran sic scan now and instead of BSOD as usual, it found and fixed errors.

Here is a log from sfc verify only just for fun. CBS.log

Corsair valueselect 8GB ddr4 2133mhz

A little update, I am still getting blue screens. The errors that I can think of have been (system service exception) and rarely (memory management) I ran Memtest overnight, 8 passes and got 0 errors. Any input? Also I am considering just bringing my machine into the likes of geek squad, or some other computer repair, because these errors are annoying and I just want to play some steam games.

Yep. All good here. I have windows installed and it seems to be working.

I used to have windows 8 (ew) on the one board. Upgraded to win 10. Downgraded to Education edition (I have the key, mistake). I installed win 7 on my pc, I tried to use it but discovered Razer doesn’t fully support windows 7 so I have upgraded to win 10. It is working now.

He doesn’t need anything to crazy, he just wants better graphics then a bad Minecraft mod.

He is like 8.... He doesn’t have money.

Buying used has its risks (especially now) no warranty, risk of getting a mining card (reduced life span), or getting scammed (wish.com)

All he plays is roblox and fortnite... don’t need anything too crazy. I also don’t want to replace the psi either, so that will play into my descision.

Thanks!

My bro needs a gpu. The IGPU is struggling at 800 by 600 resolution at all low.

What I was asking is if I could activate windows 7 with a key for my family pc, then upgrade to win 10 later?

I used to have straight windows 10 home, then I made the mistake of activating education edition that I got for free from my hs. I have the education edition key. Would I be able to call Microsoft and have them re-instate my standard windows 10 digital license? I have tried clean install. The install disk gives me an error about liscensing failure regardless if I enter in the education key or if I click “I don’t have a key”. Do I need to wipe my drive before reinstalling? edit: Old system: A10 6700 on OEM mb with R7 370

Go at another BSOD while typing update, (Page fault in non paged area) The tool I installed is is no different from another disk I made (which also fails) I might just use my windows 7 disk. Can codes be used for multiple PCs? Also, if I got windows 7 to install, could I use that as a launch pad to get win 10 back? In the mean time, uninstalling all unnecessary items (rip steam) edit, going to get and test avast. Why not? edit edit: you know, I am going to just test avast, then I’m going to bed.

So I have a copy of Windows 10 education, and after upgrading my pc, my ddr4 ram was causing issues. I got it replaced, but that didn't fix built in os errors. Lots of things don't work right, consistent crashes (I bet Fire fox will crash while typing), BSOD's (MEMORY_MANAGEMENT, Some others) It is so badly damaged that the built in recovery tools fail. I am trying to use the creation tool to upgrade the pc here, after I will burn a DVD. Any thoughts? I have used whocrashed and blue screen view, and neither nailed down a driver. Ryzen 5 1600 R7 370 Corsair Value select DDR4 Asus B350 motherboard

Switched ram slots, repaired windows image, now updating spring creators update and testing.

I have one stick of Corsair DDR4 8GB. I will force 1.21V

Oh, the ram speed is 2133 (stock) with latest bios. It was working, but now it is being strange.