New BSOD event. Yesterday I was able to do some testing in games, had to restart the computer to do so (nothing serious, just one newly [re]installed game required a restart as directed by the installer). No issues with that, or with Empire either, then decided to go for Windows Memory Diagnostic. It didn't find anything wrong. Played about an hour of Star Trek Online, followed by forty-five minutes of web surfing. The shut off period was ~10 hours. This morning it must've been on for thirty-forty minutes, and while surfing the web it went (ironically, I was visiting a site named 'Can I Run It' at that exact moment
- apparently I cannot!). Attached is a new set of logs, it's the latest - MEMORY_MANAGEMENT. I went through the rebooting process, and it may have happened a second time, as it was back at the screen for selecting to boot up normally or allow Windows to try repairing the issue a short while later - I allowed Windows to try it's magic.
A concerned family member thinks it's the games that did it, since there were no issues for three whole weeks... Maybe it is a game, but not the way they are thinking. I believe that something is causing system instability, and I'm thinking the RAM has something wrong with it, or one of the slots. The MEMORY_MANAGEMENT issue also happened on the 25th December when no one was on the computer, and it was basically left idle (not sure if a game was running, but it would have been alt-tabbed at the time). The only other thing that caused that was the Creation Kit hanging on being closed (31st January), and the dialogue box popping up to ask about waiting for the program to respond, to find a solution, or close the program.