Windows 10: BSOD everytime

Hey, it seems your system has hard drive and driver issues. For hard drive problem you can run CHKDSK by typing chkdsk /f C: on command prompt and schedule it for the next time you restart the computer. For driver issues, update all the drivers.

 

Um, hardware doesn't specificly mean the hard drive.
It currently certainly doesn't look like a driver issue.

 

I already updated all my drivers through device manager by individually selecting each device/component for the pc and right clicking and updating from there, most were already up to date but some did get updated though I did all of that before this post. So I'll go do the CHKDISK but meanwhile any way to fix memtest or any alternatives for it

 

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MemTest86+ needs to be run for at least 8 passes for conclusive results. Set it running before you go to bed and leave it overnight. We're looking for zero errors here. Even a single error will indicate RAM failure. Please stay with this for now.

 

I am having difficulty booting with memtest, for some reason its not booting up properly, it only gives me a black screen with a white blinking cursor on the top left *Sad

 

Is fast startup disabled?
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Is in the BIOS the secure mode disabled?

 

i just turned off fast startup but can you please tell me how to disable ssecure mode in BIOS?

P.S. : thanks for being patient with me I am terrible with these computers and forgive me if I dont understand half the technical stuff though i am trying my best to learn.

 

Boot in the BIOS, search for the secure mode setting and set it to off or disable.

 

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just tried to boot and i got this error and it restarted and i was back inside. I honestly am so confused and annoyed at this system. I am unable to fully confirm if this is due to ram since memtest isn't working for me so I have no idea what to do *Sad

 

i have been looking all over my BIOS i dont see any "secure mode"

perhaps my BIOS doesnt have it or I'm just unable to find it

 

ok so after a bit of googling around I found out to actually get the secure boot option i had to enable this option called "windows 8.1/10 WHQL support" and now that I have enabled this option a little secure boot option pops up as well. And now when i boot up my pc LOL this has actually changed the boot picture as well. It is like this option was supposed to be enabled ever since I installed windows 10.
But im gonna go ahead and try to use memtest

 

OMG lol that windows 8.1/10 whql support option, once that was enabled I stopped getting BSODS, tested turning pc on and off a few times with fast boot on. Seems to booting up without any errors could it be it was due to that setting not being enabled initially and should I keep fast boot on now? or keep it off (if its not healthy for system then i'd wanna keep it off)

but generally since normally when people get BSODs its usually a continuous loop however in this case mine would only show on boot so I'm guessing this windows 8.1/10 whql support option was the tip of solution.

Would appreciate if i could get some clarification.

 

Just one more thing regarding this, whenever i boot now there is a different msi logo, its basically just a blackscreen with MSI written in white in the middle however while loading in boot, it does a slight flicker/flash (basically for half a second something changes on screen and logo becomes slightly bigger) just wanted to make sure if that is normal.

 

well I just got a random restart just as i launched the game so seems like the issue is still definitely there *Sad

and now usb stick doesnt even show up in boot so still no memtest

 

It is why I asked if secure boot was disabled *Smile
Please disable fast startup, disable secure boot and try booting from the USB again