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UPDATE, I found a bad ram stick and removed it. However I still Have these problems.

 

-Sometimes gets stuck while starting up on error codes 64 and A3

---Either takes around a minute to start itself, else I have to restart it or it just sits like that for hours.

 

-Start-up takes from 20 seconds to 2 minutes.

---Sits both on the Mobo logo screen and the windows login screen.

 

-When it finally lets me log on, takes from 1 minute to 5 minutes for the Start screen to become responsive

---In this time if I click the windows key it just wont let me type, click, or even windows key out.

 

-About half the time that I Log on, after about 30 seconds it makes the chimes like I just plugged in and then unplugged a flash drive.

 

Also I got this when running sfc /scannow

Microsoft Windows [Version 6.3.9600]
© 2013 Microsoft Corporation. All rights reserved.
 
C:\Windows\system32>sfc /scannow
 
Beginning system scan.  This process will take some time.
 
Beginning verification phase of system scan.
Verification 100% complete.
 
Windows Resource Protection found corrupt files but was unable to fix some
of them. Details are included in the CBS.Log windir\Logs\CBS\CBS.log. For
example C:\Windows\Logs\CBS\CBS.log. Note that logging is currently not
supported in offline servicing scenarios.
 
C:\Windows\system32>
 
 
Edit This is the log
 
 

 

 

 

*Origional Post*

So my computer has been having some issues, however I had a busy semester and at the time I would rather have my computer with issues than accidentally break it. I know its bad and may of caused damages but it was what I decided to do.

 

 

-It blue screens way to often between 0 and 3 times a day.

---When it blue screens it normally happens when I do something.

---Example when I switched to the astronaut building in KSP, not every time.

---Closing a tab in chrome

---Like 10 times launch day of GTA5 <- this pissed me off.

 

-Sometimes gets stuck while starting up on error codes 64 and A3

---Either takes around a minute to start itself, else I have to restart it or it just sits like that for hours.

 

-Start-up takes from 20 seconds to 2 minutes.

---Sits both on the Mobo logo screen and the windows login screen.

 

-When it finally lets me log on, takes from 1 minute to 5 minutes for the Start screen to become responsive

---In this time if I click the windows key it just wont let me type, click, or even windows key out.

 

-About half the time that I Log on, after about 30 seconds it makes the chimes like I just plugged in and then unplugged a flash drive.

 

 

~WHAT I'VE DONE~

-Turned my CPU/GPUs back to default clocks. (No Noticeable change).

-Both Motherboard BIOS and Intel Software show CPU at stock speeds.

-That is when I noticed this and now I am 100% lost.

---Notice Windows vs Intel clock speed readings.

 

 

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what did you use to clock it back?

Gpu - EVGA PercisionX

 

But what I think your talking about is the CPU and I did that in the bios, Ive only used the Intel software for stress testing a while ago.

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Also another note that may or may not be related, but whenever I rearrange my desktop, Next reboot its back to what it was.

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Temperature readings? That 60C @ 12% usage is a little high, no? What's your average?

Run memtest86 for a pass or two?

Clean Windows up a bit with CCleaner, tune the registry too while you're at it.

 

What make and model is your motherboard? That will put the POST codes into perspective. Every manufacturer has their own POST code definitions.

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Temperature readings? That 60C @ 12% usage is a little high, no? What's your average?

Run memtest86 for a pass or two?

Clean Windows up a bit with CCleaner, tune the registry too while you're at it.

 

What make and model is your motherboard? That will put the POST codes into perspective. Every manufacturer has their own POST code definitions.

I'll Do that now, but I did just exit out of KSP like less than 10 seconds ago

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I'll Do that now, but I did just exit out of KSP like less than 10 seconds ago

Try to do the repair option on windows 8

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Temperature readings? That 60C @ 12% usage is a little high, no? What's your average?

Run memtest86 for a pass or two?

Clean Windows up a bit with CCleaner, tune the registry too while you're at it.

 

What make and model is your motherboard? That will put the POST codes into perspective. Every manufacturer has their own POST code definitions.

Motherboard is Gigabite G1sniper 3

Whole system is in my Sig

 

Running Memtest86 right now. Everything looks fine to me.

 

After it finishes ill find CCleaner.

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what is your voltage at on your cpu?

I believe default, Ill find out after I finish Memtest86

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Try to do the repair option on windows 8

It doesn't always POST so I don't think thats the issue.

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"I need some serious help"

 

We all do, buddy

I need more serious than the average serious.

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Pic appropriate

 

no offense, jokes

 

EDIT: serious, task manager clock speed is not accurate FYI

Pic was from me on a day when I was more normal than most times.

(Mem test just hit 50% YAY)

 

Still I am having problems and that is off by more than a small amount. I saw it hit 4.4

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Pic was from me on a day when I was more normal than most times.

(Mem test just hit 50% YAY)

 

Still I am having problems and that is off by more than a small amount. I saw it hit 4.4

how did you see the clock speed?

The time @nicklmg quoted me.


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how did you see the clock speed?

Im talking about the Task Manager Clock Speed report

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Memtest86 Just finished a pass with 0 Errors, Will look into CCleaner now.

 

Temperature readings? That 60C @ 12% usage is a little high, no? What's your average?

Run memtest86 for a pass or two?

Clean Windows up a bit with CCleaner, tune the registry too while you're at it.

 

What make and model is your motherboard? That will put the POST codes into perspective. Every manufacturer has their own POST code definitions.

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Memtest86 Just finished a pass with 0 Errors, Will look into CCleaner now.

I typed this when it just hit 100% evidently it rounds and found a error, Any help on what this means?

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I typed this when it just hit 100% evidently it rounds and found a error, Any help on what this means?

If you're testing with multiple sticks then it's time to pull all but one and start testing individuals until you find the culprit.

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Also did some digging on your error codes. 64 is a handoff stage where it starts loading everything into memory. So it makes sense that it would hang there with a bad stick of RAM.

A3 is IDE device activation which is a little strange. Normally you'd see that error with a failing drive or even a bad SATA cable. Could just be symptomatic.

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I typed this when it just hit 100% evidently it rounds and found a error, Any help on what this means?

 

It may mean faulty memory. Try it a couple more times and if you still get an error, you need new ram.

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sudo chmod -R 000 /*

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It may mean faulty memory. Try it a couple more times and if you still get an error, you need new ram.

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Also did some digging on your error codes. 64 is a handoff stage where it starts loading everything into memory. So it makes sense that it would hang there with a bad stick of RAM.

A3 is IDE device activation which is a little strange. Normally you'd see that error with a failing drive or even a bad SATA cable. Could just be symptomatic.

Thanks for that. I use SSD's for boot and they either fail completely or work completely right?

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Thanks for that. I use SSD's for boot and they either fail completely or work completely right?

 

Yep, a dead ssd is as good as a brick. But killing one is VERY hard unless it was dead on arrival.

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Yep, a dead ssd is as good as a brick. But killing one is VERY hard unless it was dead on arrival.

Yea they came good. I use 4 250g in RAID 0. With a 4 tb HDD partitioned into a backup and storage

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