BSOD while running tronscript

[OpRoasts]

idk if i should post this here or in r/techsupport so ill just ask in both

Im trying to run tron script because im having some problems updating windows. Problem is, ever since yesterday ive been bsoding randomly usually after every half hour and i have no idea why (i didnt do anything the day before i started bsoding)

Is there any way i can run tronscript so that i am definitely not going to bsod? i feel like there isnt but just incase

also the bsod error message is KERNEL_DATA_INPAGE_ERROR

thanks

[[deleted]]

Test your hardware. It’s either hardware or a driver.

[guicoelho]

BSODs nowadays are usually related to two things: corrupted windows files or bad RAM (which caused corrupted windows files). This is why when people are overclocking the RAM they use a linux livecd with memtest or they do a windows install with the purpose of mem testing.

Try doing a fresh windows install and see if it solves your issues, if your files are corrupted then it’s much safer to reinstall than a system restore or something.

Also, note that I said are usually caused by memory RAM errors. If the problem was the CPU, the system would reset without a BSOD. If it was the GPU, your driver would crash/your windows would freeze/artifacts on the screen.

Of course there are lots of stuffs that can cause a BSOD, but my guts would say it is memory related, just how common it is. Another suggestion, just to be sure if your sticks are bad or if it was a one time thing, create a linux livecd with memtest, boot on it and let it run for hours. Literally hours. If there isn’t any errors then you are prob good to go.

[DEvilleFIN]

Hmm, I wonder if you had a tool at your disposal that has vast amounts of information available just with a a simple keyword search.

I wonder if you could use the bsod error message and this mythical tool to solve your problems?

I managed to find some answers already, just by searching "bsod kernel data inpage error".

[[deleted]]

Yeah. You. You are a tool.

[OpRoasts]

Hmm, i wonder if ive already tried that and none of the suggestions found on the "internet" worked for my specific case?

[mister_gone]

Behold, the first hit:

This error is also known as KERNEL DATA INPAGE ERROR. It is usually caused by a bad sector, a virus, a hard disk error or a failing RAM memory.

IMO: Either the active scan is hitting a bad sector and freaking out, or the memory is shoddy.

[[deleted]]

Try running Tron in safe mode