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The user is experiencing recurring BSOD errors after a clean Windows 10 install, with memtest86 showing 42,017 errors, indicating potential faulty RAM. Responders suggest the RAM might be faulty or misconfigured, recommending testing individual sticks and replacing them if errors persist. The overall sentiment is diagnostic, helping the user identify faulty hardware as the likely cause of the crashes.
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Kaizokuozoro

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Hi guys....here are my specs
Gigabyte h110m ds2
I5 6600
MSI GTX 1060
WD Blue 1TB
8GB DDR4 HyperX fury 2133Mhz
So here is the thing..i am facing bsods since past month after a clean install...there were many- memorymanagement,watchdogviolation,faultyhardware,nonpaged area and many more.... So i tried to replace hdd and nothing happened... Everytime i install windows 10 and run updates when they are about to install , a bsod occurs and then keeps happening forever...so people said thqt it may ne due to Ram and i used memtest86 and this was the result....42017 errors...is this telling that my ram is faulty
..please help
 

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MikeHawthorne
Hi

If you have 2 memory sticks, each 4 GB you could try removing them one at a time and seeing if the problem goes away.
If it does buy 2 new ones and replace both them.

I suggest with a pair of 8 GB sticks while your at it, if you don't mind spending a little extra money.

Mike
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nmsuk

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Yeah that is telling you your memory is either faulty or not configured properly
 

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MikeHawthorne

MikeHawthorne

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Hi

If you have 2 memory sticks, each 4 GB you could try removing them one at a time and seeing if the problem goes away.
If it does buy 2 new ones and replace both them.

I suggest with a pair of 8 GB sticks while your at it, if you don't mind spending a little extra money.

Mike
 

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nmsuk

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Remove one and run memtest86 for atleast 7 passes. if the first one passes do the same to stick 2 in slot one.
 

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