Many different blue screen codes, computer freezes then bricks, happening for ~ year

[D3monw3st]

On 12/3/2020 at 4:15 AM, CommanderAlex said:

So the memory from the other computer works perfectly normal with no issues then? How about if you put your memory from this computer into that other computer? Do the symptoms show up in the other computer? If so, then we know the RAM is at fault here. 

 

For the BSODs, have you tried running a 'sfc/scannow'? Run this on a Command Window with Administrator privileges without the single quotes. This will check the system files (Windows 10) to determine if there are missing sections on your OS. It will try and repair them if it does encounter any. 

I ended up buying some Corsair Vengeance 16 gb 3200 Mhz ram. I was running on zero BSoDs up until a few seconds ago, when I had received the "Unexpected Store Exception".

 

 

[CommanderAlex]

11 minutes ago, D3monw3st said:

I ended up buying some Corsair Vengeance 16 gb 3200 Mhz ram. I was running on zero BSoDs up until a few seconds ago, when I had received the "Unexpected Store Exception".

 

 

After doing some research, it appears that this error is related to a hardware failure, most commonly, hard drives. Have you tried doing instead of what I said for sfc/scannow but instead a chkdsk?

[D3monw3st]

14 minutes ago, CommanderAlex said:

After doing some research, it appears that this error is related to a hardware failure, most commonly, hard drives. Have you tried doing instead of what I said for sfc/scannow but instead a chkdsk?

I've done the sfc/scannow, did you want me to do sfc/chkdsk? 

Thank you!

[CommanderAlex]

1 minute ago, D3monw3st said:

I've done the sfc/scannow, did you want me to do sfc/chkdsk? 

Thank you!

No, this time you need to use Windows Powershell (with admin rights) with the command 'chkdsk/r' . 

[D3monw3st]

On 12/11/2020 at 5:17 PM, CommanderAlex said:

No, this time you need to use Windows Powershell (with admin rights) with the command 'chkdsk/r' . 

I've ran this command on each of my drives, yet still appeared to have the BSoD. Upon waking up the computer or booting it up.