Windows 10: BSOD, SYSTEM_SERVICE_EXCEPTION and ATTEMPTED_EXICUTE_OF_NONEXICUTE_MEM

Please use a camera or smart phone camera to post images of all of the test results into the thread.

Initially you had reported that you were not able to use Memtest86+ version 5.01.
Troubleshooting steps were suggested and then you were able to use Memtest86+ version 5.01.

Please post into the thread each step that you made to get Memtest86+ version to work as this may be helpful to others reading the thread.

Initially you had used different software: Memtest86 and got errors when testing all of the RAM modules at one time.
Have you tested all of the RAM modules at one time using Memtest86+ version 5.01?

 

Oh the first time around I was trying to use it on a DVD and I couldn't get it to launch, I found my thumbdrive this morning so I just installed it on there and it launched fine from there.

I've been testing one stick of RAM at a time today and so far they've all been clean of errors, this picture is of the the scan that's currently running on the final stick of RAM.

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Now choose 1 of the RAM that passed 8 or more runs.
Move that RAM module into each DIMM.
Test each DIMM for 8 passes.
Please post images of each DIMM into the thread.
Please use the DIMM number when posting.
Please again make sure to use a camera to record every Memtest86+ version 5.01 result into the thread

The current test has only displayed 5 passes. That is insufficient.
It must have 8 or more passes before deciding whether it has passed or failed.

How many of the prior tests had 5 passes and not the complete 8 passes?

 

So just move it over a slot and run it again?

What do you mean post an image of each DIMM? Like just take a picture when I start the test for each slot or?

and how do I find out what the DIMM number is?

 

Approximately how much time is it taking to test each RAM module?

How many of the tests were for at least 8 passes?

How many of the tests were for fewer than 8 passes?

 

Like I said, that shot was of the test that was currently running.

Every stick has had 8 passes and no errors

 

around 3 hours each, i've been testing them all day

 

If all of the RAM have had 8 or more passes with Memtest86+ testing and none had errors you have ruled out RAM as the malfunctioning hardware.

Each slot on the motherboard that holds the RAM is a DIMM.
You must remember which DIMM is tested and the result for that DIMM so that if you contact the manufacturer of the MB you can report to them that you tested this DIMM and it failed.

So you take a RAM that has already passed the testing and you move it to each DIMM to see which DIMM is malfunctioning.

Once you determine whether there is or is not a malfunctioning DIMM you will want to document it.

With 4 DIMM that is 3 DIMM tests remaining as you have already completed the RAM / DIMM testing in 1 of the DIMM.

If all 4 DIMM have no errors when tested with the same RAM for 8 or more passes then the next step is to test all 4 RAM modules again (at one time (8GB RAM)) with Memtest86+ version 5.01 as that step has not yet been done.

 

Okay I'll get on that next then

 

okay finished testing all four slots, all of them went through 8 passes and found zero errors.

What do I do now?

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Test all 4 RAM at one time (8 GB) using Memtest86+ version 5.01 for 10 or more passes.
Just 1 error is a fail and you can abort testing.

 

10 passes this time?? Why so many passes?

 

The other software memtest86 had a fail in the image that you posted.
With Memtest86+ version 5.01 all RAM passed and all DIMM passed.
The testing can produce false negatives.
A false negative is a pass when there is malfunctioning RAM.
Sometimes the failures have not occurred until passes in the 20's.
So in general the more passes the better.

 

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left it going over night, completed 12 passes and zero errors found

 

So what's my next step? I'd like to get the computer up and running again *Smile