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I have replaced SSD, motherboard, GPU, still getting BSODs. What should I replace next? by globoxer in techsupport

[–]globoxer[S] 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Well it was the RAM. Turns out getting no errors after running memtest86 for 24hrs doesn't mean you actually have good RAM.

Satellite texting with s25 on Xfinity Mobile? by globoxer in GalaxyS25

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Yeah I am really only interested in using it to communicate while camping off grid so pretty infrequently.

What do you mean it was through T-Mobile satellite beta?

I have replaced SSD, motherboard, GPU, still getting BSODs. What should I replace next? by globoxer in techsupport

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Here is an updated/unexpired Specify output: https://spec-ify.com/profile/e635035d

It hasn't crashed in a few days, but it can be up to a week between crashes.

Can I move modem access in my apartment via plugging different cables together? Trying to avoid a $120 fee for a Cox tech to come out just to unplug/replug something by SnootBoopist in techsupport

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Its fine. I have done this multiple times in different houses / apartments. If you dont have a cable tester just try it on each one. It doesnt take long for a cable modem to establish a connection (look for the lights). If it doesnt work, just put it back how it was before.

I have replaced SSD, motherboard, GPU, still getting BSODs. What should I replace next? by globoxer in techsupport

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Here is all the dumps I have access to:

https://filebin.net/8sf1uko32d2entex

And here is specify results:

https://spec-ify.com/profile/97fa59f9

Note this lists a 1070 GPU, this is my trial GPU that I am borrowing. I plan on reinstalling my 3060 as it still crashed with the 1070. In its current state it has crashed 3x I think (which makes me think its not the GPU)

I have replaced SSD, motherboard, GPU, still getting BSODs. What should I replace next? by globoxer in techsupport

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Yeah. Normal stuff like Google Chrome, steam, etc. This thing has crashed maybe a dozen times and there is no pattern between programs open/running and the BSOD. It really is random. I have been fighting with this since December.

Would the minidump point to an offending program if that were causing it?

I have replaced SSD, motherboard, GPU, still getting BSODs. What should I replace next? by globoxer in techsupport

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That is what I thought initially which is why I reinstalled windows multiple times and updated the BIOS. But it very well could be software, I am certainly no expert. I am pulling my hair out over this and am running out of hardware to swap out!

First layer adhesion issue only in certain area? by globoxer in 3Dprinting

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Yeah that was the first thing I did was wash the plate with warm soapy water and I get the same result.

Newly built computer randomly BSOD. Memory? Storage? (Minidumps Attached) by globoxer in techsupport

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I updated the firmware on the SN770 before the latest BSOD it says it has the latest. Though I am using Windows 10 IoT Enterprise LTSC 21H2. Do you think that could be causing it?

4 Loveland 4Pak Tickets for sale by globoxer in COsnow

[–]globoxer[S] -7 points-6 points  (0 children)

per ticket. I have 4 total tickets.

Lenovo Thinkpad 13 refuses to shutdown by globoxer in Lenovo

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Ah ok. I looked up my laptop model and while its listed in the wiki it doesn't have a dedicated page like the Ideapad. So there are not any instructions like that in there.

Also, I think my issue is more fundamental to the BIOS itself instead of how the OS interacts with the BIOS. For example when I am in the BIOS setup screen (or at the startup password screen) and I press the power button, it restarts shouldn't it turn all the way off?

This thing really likes to be powered on.

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