bsod Really Frequent BSOD

[MX8_RX7]

umm i have a really bad problem....
"frequent BSOD" like really frequent more than 10 times in 2 days....
it started on march there was no problem till then i uninstalled all the new updates but still

every bsod has like different stop code

it happens like some programs stop responding then all clicks stop responding then everything will stop responding and then bsod
like sometimes the bsod comes b4 unlocking the pc sometimes right after unlocking and some times it comes after 1 hour

it started coming after a update i uninstalled that update and it was fixed in march then april i did that update again by mistakenly then i uninstalled the update but still bsods.

i did a memtest86 to check if its ram problems and its not , the ram passed the test with 0 errors

these are the codes i got
CRICTICAL PROCESS DIED
MEMORY MANAGEMENT
KERNAL DATA INPAGE ERROR
UNEXPECTED STORE EXCEPTION

LIKE DIFFERENT EVERY TIME ;-;
pls help i really need to do my work on my pc.... 
 

[Mark Kaine]

Reset cmos

if not fixed update the bios

if not fixed reinstall windows fresh

 

in that order

[MX8_RX7]

14 hours ago, Mark Kaine said:

Reset cmos

if not fixed update the bios

if not fixed reinstall windows fresh

 

in that order

hmm first lemme try resetting the cmos

[unclewebb]

On 4/21/2022 at 1:14 PM, POP PL4YZ said:

memtest86

That is a light duty test. Failing it is bad but passing it does not prove anything.

 

Try running the Prime95 Balanced test. That is a better way to test memory.

 

Post your PC specs.

[MX8_RX7]

On 4/23/2022 at 3:11 AM, unclewebb said:

That is a light duty test. Failing it is bad but passing it does not prove anything.

 

Try running the Prime95 Balanced test. That is a better way to test memory.

 

Post your PC specs.

hmm i'll try it
and i just added all my pc specs into my profile : ) u can view it there

[MX8_RX7]

On 4/22/2022 at 12:24 AM, Mark Kaine said:

Reset cmos

if not fixed update the bios

if not fixed reinstall windows fresh

 

in that order

okay resetting the cmos  solved it for like 2 weeks......the bios is fully updated
but now yesterday the bsod prob started again
is there any way i can like repair the windows without a fresh reinstall.....bcoz..that would be a lot of trouble since i will have to reinstall all the programs ;-;

[Beerzerker]

17 minutes ago, POP PL4YZ said:

okay resetting the cmos  solved it for like 2 weeks......the bios is fully updated
but now yesterday the bsod prob started again
is there any way i can like repair the windows without a fresh reinstall.....bcoz..that would be a lot of trouble since i will have to reinstall all the programs ;-;

Did you ever do the Prime 95 testing as suggested?

Don't get ahead of yourself, do the suggested testing FIRST before venturing into messing around with Windows itself.

The errors you listed:
"CRICTICAL PROCESS DIED
MEMORY MANAGEMENT
KERNAL DATA INPAGE ERROR
UNEXPECTED STORE EXCEPTION"

All suggest a hardware problem, most likely RAM related but could also be the CPU at fault.
Do the testing to find out and confirm/eliminate hardware issues first, then start mucking around in Windows.

When you do the tests, post the results.



 

[MX8_RX7]

1 hour ago, Beerzerker said:

Did you ever do the Prime 95 testing as suggested?

Don't get ahead of yourself, do the suggested testing FIRST before venturing into messing around with Windows itself.

The errors you listed:
"CRICTICAL PROCESS DIED
MEMORY MANAGEMENT
KERNAL DATA INPAGE ERROR
UNEXPECTED STORE EXCEPTION"

All suggest a hardware problem, most likely RAM related but could also be the CPU at fault.
Do the testing to find out and confirm/eliminate hardware issues first, then start mucking around in Windows.

When you do the tests, post the results.



 

umm i'll do it when im free

btw what testing should i do to test the cpu ?

[Beerzerker]

On 4/22/2022 at 7:11 PM, unclewebb said:

That is a light duty test. Failing it is bad but passing it does not prove anything.

 

Try running the Prime95 Balanced test. That is a better way to test memory.

 

Post your PC specs.

This as previously suggested.
Prime 95 will give a good test and reveal any problems with the sticks if any exists.