Can’t install windows?

[David97]

I keep getting blue screen on boot so I tryed to just re install windows and when it is copying the install files I get a error. Can’t recall the error.

I even tried a different ssd thinking it may be mine had died but it did the same thing. I know the install usb media is good.

I’ve never seen this issue before this is on a pc I built that has ran fine for months. It is just a media consuming pc no over clocking on a asus board Corsair ram and a i7.

The blue screen errors I was getting where all over the place memory, page file kernel error etc in the bios everything works fine.

Any advice?

Thanks

 

[TheFlayedMan]

Could be memory instability. Try bumping up the voltage to the ram in the bios.

 

[pendragon1]

start there ^^^ and then try and get the error message/codes.

 

[David97]

The errors i get come when windows says getting files ready for install. I get kernel security check fail, memory management fail , page fault...etc

They change with each try as i install win 10.

I assume windows is trying to copy files to the RAM?

What is a good free RAM tester that i can boot off USB?

Thanks for the help.

 

[pendragon1]

The errors i get come when windows says getting files ready for install. I get kernel security check fail, memory management fail , page fault...etc

They change with each try as i install win 10.

I assume windows is trying to copy files to the RAM?

What is a good free RAM tester that i can boot off USB?

Thanks for the help.

grab a copy of memtest, put it on a usb and test for a few rounds/hours see what it finds. if you haven't yet you could try yanking out ram until youre down to one stick, see how it acts.

 

[David97]

grab a copy of memtest, put it on a usb and test for a few rounds/hours see what it finds. if you haven't yet you could try yanking out ram until youre down to one stick, see how it acts.

I pulled out one stick of ram and windows loaded so i guess one stick is bad.

Is memtest made by passmark?

Thanks for your help.

 

[pendragon1]

Is memtest made by passmark?

i guess it is now. not sure when passmark took it over, I haven't used it in a while.

 

[David97]

see pic

 

[pendragon1]

see pic

whats your ram speed supposed to be? says base 2133, xmp 2666 but it looks like you have it at 3233?

 

[primetime]

whats your ram speed supposed to be? says base 2133, xmp 2666 but it looks like you have it at 3233?

your right......that could do it lol

 

[pendragon1]

actually I misread that, the PC4-21300 I read as 2133. but it is oc'd from 2666 to 3233 which might be causing the errors. op, set it to 2666 and see what happens.

 

[David97]

strange i didn't even notice, it should be using the XMP profile.

 

[Armenius]

Look like that's an RGB kit. RGB modules store their color information in the XMP, if I remember correctly, which can lead to all kinds of issues. I avoid RGB RAM for this reason. It could be causing the overclock to 3233 MT/s, the '02' being stored in byte 2 at all those addresses, or both.

 

[David97]

Look like that's an RGB kit. RGB modules store their color information in the XMP, if I remember correctly, which can lead to all kinds of issues. I avoid RGB RAM for this reason. It could be causing the overclock to 3233 MT/s, the '02' being stored in byte 2 at all those addresses, or both.

first i have heard of that.

 

[primetime]

Look like that's an RGB kit. RGB modules store their color information in the XMP, if I remember correctly, which can lead to all kinds of issues. I avoid RGB RAM for this reason. It could be causing the overclock to 3233 MT/s, the '02' being stored in byte 2 at all those addresses, or both.

lol i have never had a single issue with rgb ram imo.(we be dealing with bad ram long before rgb lol)