Recent content by Harib0x

Thanks for all your help ! I don't think that I'll have the time to change the pair any soon, but I'll let you know how it went and if the BSOD stopped.

Well, I bought the new pair a few months ago, and the BSOD started not so long after (I never had any BSOD before) so I'm pretty sure that it is coming from these 2 sticks, so I'm just going to buy a new pair.

There were already 2 in the PC when I bought it and i bought another pack of 2 afterwards.

I am running 4 ram stick.

I think that it is a memory problem.

Well I didn't have any BSOD since the chkdsk but it happens randomly, so sometimes I don't have any BSOD for 2 or 3 days, then it happens again. So I'm still going to run the memtest just in case it comes from the memory.

For the disk, which memtest do I need to use ? The "Pre-Compiled Bootable ISO (.zip)" ?

I don't think that I have any disk that I can use, but I'll try to buy one when I have time, and I'll tell you if it works.

Yes, that's the one I used, but my PC still doesn't boot on the USB...

In the BIOS, i've set the USB as boot priority as you can see on the picture, but the PC still boot normally...

I'm not at my home at the moment and I don't really know how to explain my problem, so I'll take a picture of it to make it more clear once I come back.

I've installed Memtest on a USB drive and went in the BIOS to use the boot override so that it boots the USB drive instead of the OS drive, but the OS is still the one that is booted first. Do you know why ?

Well, it said that Windows made some corrections on the files, and that no other actions were required. So I guess that the files are repaired now. I am going to run the Memtest now.

During the chkdsk the scan found 4ko of bad sectors.

Also, once I run the Memtest86+, after how many errors does it become a major problem ?