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Hi,

 

The power in my house went out while I wasn't home and when I tried turning on my computer it just gets a BSOD.

 

The error in question is "IRQL_NOT_LESS_OR_EQUAL", I am able to access Windows through Safe-Mode and I have uninstalled all my drivers as I thought at first that this was a driver issue but the problem still persists.

 

I also thought this might be an issue with the PSU but I tried another one and the problem still persists.

 

Any ideas?

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2 minutes ago, Testcatt said:

Hi,

 

The power in my house went out while I wasn't home and when I tried turning on my computer it just gets a BSOD.

 

The error in question is "IRQL_NOT_LESS_OR_EQUAL", I am able to access Windows through Safe-Mode and I have uninstalled all my drivers as I thought at first that this was a driver issue but the problem still persists.

 

I also thought this might be an issue with the PSU but I tried another one and the problem still persists.

 

Any ideas?

This fixed it for me when I had the annoying issue.

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Just now, Skaiony said:

I had this problem, it is most certainly a ram or hard drive issue, see if you can run either a bios ram test program (make sure to run it at least 8 times) or hard drive test program

I ran MEMTEST for about 10 minutes and got no problems at all. I also tried live booting Ubuntu off a USB stick and everything worked on there.

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Run memtest for longer, I had to run for half a day before it detected a problem, some had to wait even longer. According to this https://msdn.microsoft.com/en-us/library/windows/hardware/ff560129(v=vs.85).aspx verify your drivers and ram to find the issue.

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8 minutes ago, Skaiony said:

Run memtest for longer, I had to run for half a day before it detected a problem, some had to wait even longer. According to this https://msdn.microsoft.com/en-us/library/windows/hardware/ff560129(v=vs.85).aspx verify your drivers and ram to find the issue.

Kind of in a hurry as it's 2 AM and I have school tommorrow so I tried switching out the memory alltogether as I actually had some RAM lying around and that did not resolve the issue :(.

 

I have also tried everything else in this thread and nothing seems to work. Seems like I have to reinstall Windows alltogether.. hmpf...

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Is your system overclocked? You could try setting it to stock, and see if that stops the error from happening.

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It seem to be memory issues, even after i got RMA for corsair i still get this error, but after i changed my ram to different model and brand it seem to fix it for me. I did also run memory test and found multiple error only after a day of running it. I try to fix problem through windows such as updating drivers and doing scans and reinstall of windows, after i changed my memory i was able run without a single crash overclocked. 

 

I would run memtest for longer period and try to get rma/refund or for another model, When switch to from cheap corsair memory to Samsung memory chip one, it seem to fix all my stability issue i had before but this may vary. 

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