Windows 10: Random BSODs SYSTEM_THREAD, WHEA , Kernel,when Multitasking or gaming.

The PDF /manual you sent me says 2013 on the top left corner on the second page.

 

You can always test your HDD for problems or faults.

check/analyse the integrity of your HDD you can use Sea Tools
Download from here SeaTools for DOS and Windows - How to Use - Windows 7 Help Forums

Windows has this program chkdsk See for info and how to use
Disk Check - Windows 7 Help Forums

 

Lets say it this way, original release 2013 with version E8047.

 

Thanks. I will try it. My hard drive makes a small clicking noise but it is so minimal. I probably got used to it, I am not sure if it is normal or unusual. I will try to record it. Nvm. I don't have a good microphone.

Thank you for all the help so far guys. I really appreciate it.

 

TURNS out it was the hard drive. I removed the faulty one and installed windows on my second drive.

Now my Windows start up in less then 30 seconds.

Everything is quick and smooth.

Thank you for taking the time to help me guys.

It wasn't the RAM lol......

 

@INeedhelpMan,
From your edited reply I understood you think I am an expert or pro or something at this, I am a person with possible one of the least experience in BSOD debugging from the Windows 10 Help Forums, anyone from my level could be in the wrong direction sometimes.

If you don't appreciate what I said, you can formulate it in another way then calling it half ***** answers.

 

You were correct @axe0.

After I posted everything was well and marked the thread solved. My BSODs came back. After I tightened every screw and reseat every component. I still received BSODS. I went into a BSOD loop of deaths. The only way to fix this was removing a RAM stick.

That was when I discovered I did not BSOD with only one RAM stick. I could play games on the highest setting and lag like crazy without receiving a BSOD. I switched both RAM sticks and still no BSOD. It couldn't be a hardware problem.

Then I checked my Bios settings for my components. That is when I discovered the Bios was reading the RAM incorrectly.

My Bios/motherboard was reading them at only 1000Mhz. I ticked it to read the 1600Mhz immediately.

My computer is stable now. No more BSODs and everything runs smoothly and faster throughout the past 2 days.

My deepest apologies. I was frustrated and angry because of the situation. I became an idiot and created my own reality that you were half assing your answer. In fact, your answer was the most helpful.

I embarrassed myself and still am feeling embarrassed.


@axe0.

Thank you for all the help.

You did not deserve that.

Sorry. I was a ****ing dick.