Windows 10: Irql not less or equal BSOD windows 10

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Not sure if it makes a difference but i did have a small game (hearthstone) running in the background whilst i took all of these screenshots

 

Just experianced a new BSOD =/

SPECIAL_POOL_DETECTED_MEMORY_CORRUPTION

 

OK, run the dm log collector again and upload a new zip file in your next reply please.

 

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Here is the DMp zip

 

Please disable driver verifier

• Open an admin command prompt
• Enter "verifier/reset" (without quotes)

I recommend to run the memory test a.s.a.p.
From my understanding you have used driver verifier, I don't know what settings you used, but the Faulty hardware corrupted page error is caused by driver verifier where however no driver is flagged what usually stated hardware problems as it says
Code: Probably caused by : hardware ( REGION_PAGED_OUT )[/quote]

 

Well that is very strange. i have reset the verefier via command prompt and ill let you guys know how the memtest goes.

 

Good morning, just checked on the memtest it was on its 5 pass and had found something in the region of 13000 errors.

Next step? switch Ram into diferent slots and redo the test?

 

The next step is to test each stick in the (used) slots, but 1 stick can't be in a slot while 1 stick is tested.

For example with sticks called stick A and stick B and slots called slot 1 and slot 2
Stick A goes in slot 1, stick B is not in any slot.
Stick A goes in slot 2, stick B is not in any slot.
Stick B goes in slot 1, stick A is not in any slot.
Stick B goes in slot 2, stick A is not in any slot.

You note for each time if the memory test is giving errors, for example:
If the output is like this then you have bad RAM so the stick(s) need replacing. The first stick of RAM fails in both DIMM slots but the second stick of RAM passes in both DIMM slots.

If the output is like this then you should replace the motherboard. Both sticks of RAM fail in the first DIMM slot but both sticks pass in the second DIMM slot.

 

yep, thats what i thought. okay ill get on it *Smile thank you

 

Just started the memtest on stick 1 but before I managed to get into my bios, a screen came up that said over clocking has failed please press f2 to Fix in setup-ish. I never purposely setup overclocking on this rig, is it possible this is causing an issue?

 

OC'ing could cause problems yes, it is however possible that some components came shipped overclocked

 

ughh that's irritating. well I suppose stopping that can come after working out what's causing the issue.
Will get back to you with the memtest results.

 

Just a quick question, on memtest I have been changing the configuration to test all memory. Is it necessary?

 

First new memtest complete.
8 passes
Ram 1
In slot 1 passed no errors

Will update later *Smile

 

It shouldn't be necessary to change anything in the test, changed settings could change the output of the test.