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Sudden BSOD Attempted to Write to Read only memory

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I faced a sudden BSOD after I quit my game named Attempted to Write to Read only memory, I have attached a crash dump analysis. Is there any reason to worry? I was fiddling with AMD noise suppression while I was in game and also I had recently cloned my Windows from a old 250GB SSD to a SN770 500GB SSD, can cloning cause any issues? 

 

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9 minutes ago, Tech Reprise said:

I faced a sudden BSOD after I quit my game named Attempted to Write to Read only memory, I have attached a crash dump analysis. Is there any reason to worry? I was fiddling with AMD noise suppression while I was in game and also I had recently cloned my Windows from a old 250GB SSD to a SN770 500GB SSD, can cloning cause any issues? 

 

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I've had this happen before and is usually one time, but if it recurs just backup your data and reinstall windows.

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I have had this happen before, it was an issue with RAM overclocking.  It happened multiple times along with other memory related errors.  Ended up damaging the BIOS somehow In the process and had to reflash my motherboard.  Didn't have to reinstall Windows.

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Searching that BSOD message give all kinds of results.

Some mention bad RAM, some mention overclocked RAM, some mention overheated CPU, some mention bad incompatible driver.

 

Looks like you have some troubleshooting to do. 😕

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So far I updated the Chipset and Graphics drivers and did a sfc/scannow. Let's see if it reoccurs. 

Most likely might be a AMD driver bug as I turned some settings on and off while in-game and the BSOD occured right after my game closed.

  • AMD Ryzen 7 5700X Undervolted  with PBO+Eco Mode
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  • G.Skill TridentZ Royal 3600Mhz CL16 32gb (16gb x2)
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  • Deepcool AK620 WH
  • Deepcool CG580 WH
  • WD SN770 500gb + WD Blue 1tb HDD, Sn550 1tb + MX500 1000gb
  • Antec EAG Pro 750 80+G
  • Benq Mobiuz EX2510 144Hz
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