pc blue screening

[Comedy2Gamer_official]

This post is for one of my buddies. His PC keeps blue-screening. He got a new SSD, thinking that was the issue. I sent him a Windows bootable USB, but a few hours after the installation, it started blue-screening again. I'm aiming at a bad motherboard as the culprit, but I need someone more advanced than me to confirm. I've been troubleshooting it remotely for months now after Best Buy messed it up when he took it in for repair.

[DoctorNick]

3 hours ago, Comedy2Gamer_official said:

This post is for one of my buddies. His PC keeps blue-screening. He got a new SSD, thinking that was the issue. I sent him a Windows bootable USB, but a few hours after the installation, it started blue-screening again. I'm aiming at a bad motherboard as the culprit, but I need someone more advanced than me to confirm. I've been troubleshooting it remotely for months now after Best Buy messed it up when he took it in for repair.

Check event viever in system. Filter for critical errors. Lookup the error.

[leclod]

Check the memory with a testmem86 for example

[Comedy2Gamer_official]

17 hours ago, leclod said:

Check the memory with a testmem86 for example

The ram is brand new.

 

[leclod]

5 hours ago, Comedy2Gamer_official said:

The ram is brand new.

 

Still, I'd do it.

You can do it fast with a Testmem5 or slow with a Memtest86

[Comedy2Gamer_official]

I got more information on the blue screens this is the error code that is going on attempted_execute_of_noexecute_memory

 

[Tridefender]

On 3/17/2025 at 3:23 AM, Comedy2Gamer_official said:

The ram is brand new.

 

It's the ram profile, it may make the ram run at unstable SPEEDS, even if it's NEW.

 

This is re-affirmed by error code related to memory. Still, this could be corrupted drivers

[Comedy2Gamer_official]

So, I found one driver that was corrupted, and it was for the AMD chipset. Could that have been the cause all along?