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Computer Help and Support

relayerbob

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2. You had them on 10?

Reply to OAITW r.2.0 (Original post)

Fri Dec 17, 2021, 10:03 PM

Dec 2021

There is something wrong in your BIOS, or with your hardware. I have a similar, but more powerful PC, and have never had a BSOD in years, not just with this machine, but with many others. Win 11 is buggy, and I won’t touch it, but your problem is significantly deeper than that.

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So I have a Republic of Gamers - Acer? PC with an I7-9700f core @ 3GHz, 16 GB of DDR, and a RTX-2060 [View all] OAITW r.2.0 Dec 2021 OP

Could be driver issue or ram error SheltieLover Dec 2021 #1

Good idea for the mem diag check....the messages I get - not helpful - indicate errors that might OAITW r.2.0 Dec 2021 #3

You had them on 10? relayerbob Dec 2021 #2

I obviously think so, too. BSDs are something ancient for me, back to Win95 or so.... OAITW r.2.0 Dec 2021 #4

I was holding off on Windows 11 until I heard more info about whether it's safe or effective viva la Dec 2021 #5

For starters, open a cmd prompt as admin and run sfc /scannow at the prompt. nt Gore1FL Feb 2022 #6

Since I wrote this post, the BSOD seems to have gone away. OAITW r.2.0 Feb 2022 #7

Try This.... LPBBEAR Feb 2022 #8