Stopcode Error

[ToughestDiabeticAthlete]

Can anyone help me with this problem, please.

 

[Cat101]

From Sweet Google:

The Critical process died issue is basically caused when a critical component of Windows detects that data has been modified when it should not have been. This element could be a bad driver, a memory error, etc. Most of the times, this error occurs all of a sudden when users are working on their PCs.

[Cat101]

Your PC hardware may be malfunctioning try eliminating which one has failed one by one by unplugging them.

 

Also read this:

 

https://windowsreport.com/critical-process-died-windows-10/#:~:text=fix the problem.-,The Critical process died issue is basically caused when a,are working on their PCs.

 

Edited July 29, 2020 by Cat101

[ToughestDiabeticAthlete]

11 minutes ago, Cat101 said:

Your PC hardware may be malfunctioning try eliminating which one has failed one by one by unplugging them.

 

Also read this:

 

https://windowsreport.com/critical-process-died-windows-10/#:~:text=fix the problem.-,The Critical process died issue is basically caused when a,are working on their PCs.

 

If its not hardware related ...what happens next? Would i have to reinstall windows?

 

And btw this error didnt happen while working my pc

[Cat101]

1 minute ago, ToughestDiabeticAthlete said:

If its not hardware related ...what happens next? Would i have to reinstall windows?

How often does it happen? I suspect it's your memory are they all the same brand and capacity? It might also be malware messing with the Windows Kernel, don't reinstall yet, try to unplug your ram sticks and keep 2 in at a time, when the error comes back, that's your faulty stick.

[ToughestDiabeticAthlete]

3 minutes ago, Cat101 said:

How often does it happen? I suspect it's your memory are they all the same brand and capacity? It might also be malware messing with the Windows Kernel, don't reinstall yet, try to unplug your ram sticks and keep 2 in at a time, when the error comes back, that's your faulty stick.

This is the first time ever experiencing this error. And only got 2 sticks of ram.

[Cat101]

1 minute ago, ToughestDiabeticAthlete said:

This is the first time ever experiencing this error. And only got 2 sticks of ram.

Can you unplug 1 and only use 1, this makes thing easier, unplug 1 and leave one in, on whichever stick the error comes is your faulty stick, WAIT Do you have 2 or 4 DIMM slots?!

[ToughestDiabeticAthlete]

4 minutes ago, Cat101 said:

Can you unplug 1 and only use 1, this makes thing easier, unplug 1 and leave one in, on whichever stick the error comes is your faulty stick, WAIT Do you have 2 or 4 DIMM slots?!

4

[Cat101]

So go ahead, unplug and test

[ToughestDiabeticAthlete]

4 minutes ago, Cat101 said:

So go ahead, unplug and test

and try all dimm slots, correct?

[Cat101]

1 minute ago, ToughestDiabeticAthlete said:

and try all dimm slots, correct?

Not exactly, unplug 1 stick, boot pc, if it works right, the unplugged stick is your faulty stick, if it dosen't work then replug in the stick and unplug the other one, if it works then the currently unplugged stick is the faulty one. If both are faulty, then It is something else go ahead and reinstall windows.

[ToughestDiabeticAthlete]

11 minutes ago, Cat101 said:

Not exactly, unplug 1 stick, boot pc, if it works right, the unplugged stick is your faulty stick, if it dosen't work then replug in the stick and unplug the other one, if it works then the currently unplugged stick is the faulty one. If both are faulty, then It is something else go ahead and reinstall windows.

Btw, another thing to note is, my pc still gave power to the usb slots when computer was turned off before getting this stoperror. Whats goin on, there?

[ToughestDiabeticAthlete]

7 hours ago, Cat101 said:

Not exactly, unplug 1 stick, boot pc, if it works right, the unplugged stick is your faulty stick, if it dosen't work then replug in the stick and unplug the other one, if it works then the currently unplugged stick is the faulty one. If both are faulty, then It is something else go ahead and reinstall windows.

it still gave power when computer was turned off

Edited July 30, 2020 by ToughestDiabeticAthlete

[ToughestDiabeticAthlete]

25 minutes ago, Cat101 said:

Not exactly, unplug 1 stick, boot pc, if it works right, the unplugged stick is your faulty stick, if it dosen't work then replug in the stick and unplug the other one, if it works then the currently unplugged stick is the faulty one. If both are faulty, then It is something else go ahead and reinstall windows.

In DIMM slot #4 only 1 stick tries to load winds but still getting stoperror code 

 

EDIT: nvm. just to double check i put it back in and loads windows to stoperror code as well

[Cat101]

If it's weirdly giving power that it's a PSU or motherboard problem (hardware not software) is anything shorted or blown on your motherboard, but it may also be a windows corruption, run sfcscannow in command prompt, if that dosen't work reinstall windows and go ahead and repost the issue if you wish to.