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Frequent BSOD for over 1.5 years have recently replaced my RAM, PSU and Motherboard to no avail. Looking for help/advice.

 

Random BSOD (mostly during gaming) going on for 5 years since built PC


The razer software I am not familiar with. Typically uninstalling misbehaving drivers and applications fixes bsod. Then a new driver or application is installed and retested. It is not always the driver or the application that is problematic but the whole computer environment. So its trial and error unless it's a common everyday known bsod problem.



4 out of the 5 drivers that you posted were Razer related so that is worth a shot.


epcwmiacpi64.sys was not listed among the drivers on your computer.

Were you able to find it using search?

All to frequently bsod processing has indeterminate results. A lot can lead you in the wrong direction. That is why I suggested both bluescreenview and whocrashed. Most often we rely on the Windows debugging.

If you can update the log or post a new log with the most recent bsod minidumps I can process them.

 

Need Serious Help: How To Record Video of What is Done on my PC?


I suggest the following simple steps:

1. Set the autosave options in MS Office to a low value say 5 minutes.
2. Setup file history to autosave frequently - the shortest period is 5 mins
3. Install Macrium Reflect Free and configure it to do a daily incremental system backup

You should be well covered if you do the above to protect your key files.

 

Activate Windows after Motherboard replacement

Original Title [Motherboard Replacement]

My motherboards recently started only detecting 4 of the 8GB of RAM i have installed in my desktop and after plugging the RAM into another computer and it detecting it fine, the only conclusion i could come up with was that my motherboard has a dead Ram
slot and was planing on replacing it. Will i have to reactivate/reinstall windows 10 once i plug my boot drive into the new motherboard and start up my system or will it transition seamlessly?