[SOLVED] Multiple BSODs over last few days

[ubuysa]

Have you tried all the available USB ports?

 

[amfte]

Yep just tried with all the USB ports, they are all working fine, I use all of them everyday so, there is no issue with ports

 

[ubuysa]

Can you try using another USB drive for Memtest86?

If you have Windows install media on a USB drive can you boot that?

Can you boot anything of a USB drive?

 

[amfte]

I tested with a windows loaded USB and tried to boot from it, It seemed to be working just fine,

But I still cant get memtest to work, Ill keep looking into it, (after work hours haha)

 

[ubuysa]

If you can boot other USB media then there must be something wrong in the way you're creating the Memtest86 USB drive. There are instructions and a video here:

 

[amfte]

I have used that video to create usb drive, still the same, I am not able to see this usb, at this point I dont even know what I am trying to solve sheesh, endless rabbit hole,

Should I just do a clean reinstall of windows and check and monitor if that solves issues??

 

[ubuysa]

If you're happy top reinstall - from bootable media, deleting existing UEFI partitions - then that would give you a stable system.

 

[amfte]

Ok I will do that, In coming days and update you!

 

[amfte]

Hey sorry for the late update, Had some personal things to do so couldnt focus on my pc a whole lot,

But I did the reinstall, the issues are still the same, I've even had issues where windows setup would just get stuck in a loop , once I finally did clean install, I tried to do memtest, to no success, Memory dumps were not creating due to error and WHEA-Logger warning are still present

My system is still under warranty so I am going to call lenovo service and see what they have to say or provide me an help. I'll update you on that.

This is the most frustrating issue Ive ever had with a pc!! How fun

 

[ubuysa]

That is pretty certainly a hardware issue if a clean install also BSODs. Do let us know what Lenovo find.

 

[amfte]

Heyo,

Been a while since I updated ya, So I had ship my PC off to Germany, Lenovo service center is over there, Luckily it was all covered by the warranty.

So turns out It was my CPU that was faulty, My system was shipped with faulty CPU, that is why PC was experiencing BSOD's, Somehow it managed to work properly for a few months but yea. Now they replaced it and shipped it back, I haven't tested it yet cuz I am waiting for it to arrive, but atleast according to their testing, It was no longer crashing. They did Winstress Test to test my system.

 

[ubuysa]

Thanks for coming back! That's very useful to know, thank you.