Windows 10: Hard Faults and Multiple Errors

Dell Inspiron 5755, 4GB RAM, SSD

Windows 10 Insiders - Fast

Minimal Programs Installed, unnecessary services and background tasks stopped.


Memory diagnostic was completed twice with no problems found. Also ran Dell Support Assist memory stress and diagnostic test with no problems found.


Hard Faults with various processes in the Resource Monitor, chrome, svchost.exe, backgroundtaskhost, reminderserver, settings, etc. Can have hundreds at any given time and varies between the processes.


Task manager shows that memory usage is around 78% average.


The computer becomes so laggy that it is unusable and constantly has (Not Responding) Message on applications.


I have ran out of ideas and can't find anything online. Please Help and thank you in advance!

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Computer randomly has black screen and restarts

Taco this could be software also. Before you get all crazy, do as Erocker suggested. Find out the error in the Event Viewer. Look for the faulting module and the error code itself. Also check the reliability monitor. At the bottom it will have "View all Error Reports". Post a screen of whats in there if anything.

This could be a simple as a bad driver install.

ALSO have you downloaded or installed anything lately? STAY OUT OF THE DAMN BIOS UNTIL WE KNOW THE ERROR! lol. I know you. Baby steps boy, baby steps.

 

HARD DISK DRIVE ERROR

Hi Aditya,

In order for us to help you with your concern about hard disk drive error, kindly answer the following questions first:

• What specific error are you getting? Are you getting an alpha-numeric error codes such as 0x80070057? If possible, kindly post here a screen shot of the actual error.
  
• What troubleshooting steps have you tried so far?
• For initial troubleshooting steps, kindly access this
  support link.

We look forward to your response.

Regards.

 

Multiple Boot Managers and/or active partitions error


I don't know what you did to fix previously but with the commands above should rebuild the the partition unless the partition itself is corrupted preventing you to run those commands.
Let's try another way:

1. Download the Macrium Rescue disk: MacRescue.iso - Google Drive
2. Using a USB stick to create a bootable USB with: Rufus - Create bootable USB drives the easy way
3. Boot up the PC with UEFI Mode and follow the screen shots to rebuild the EFI System partition.
   NOTE: The title must show: ..... Win PE 10 [UEFI] for step 3 to work since your Windows installed with GPT disk.

IMPORTANT: make sure you use the correct disk in step 2, in your case is disk 1