any help would be great

[allan_hogg]

sorry if im vague really dont mean to be yesterday when away from pc it went off and i couldnt get it to turn back on so i removed all wires and reput all wires back in place and taped up all the excess plugs and wires just incase of arking also took ram out one by one and tried to get to boot and also switched them places but still to no avail but eventually with everything back in and the power cable removed and put back in a few times it booted and h/drive light started flashing again as normal

the new pcu i replaced it with is a new one from scan only a month old its a EVGA700 gold as he had a generic 500w psu in standard i must say the BSOD screens Happened both before and after new psu replacement

as of today there hasnt been one BSOD which is strange as it was regular yesterday before i reset windows

[allan_hogg]

Checking file system on C:
The type of the file system is NTFS.

          A disk check has been scheduled.
          Windows will now check the disk.

          Stage 1: Examining basic file system structure ...
            648704 file records processed.

          File verification completed.
           Phase duration (File record verification): 8.78 seconds.
            6142 large file records processed.

           Phase duration (Orphan file record recovery): 0.00 milliseconds.
            0 bad file records processed.

           Phase duration (Bad file record checking): 0.92 milliseconds.

          Stage 2: Examining file name linkage ...
            8199 reparse records processed.

            707288 index entries processed.

          Index verification completed.
           Phase duration (Index verification): 2.75 minutes.
            0 unindexed files scanned.

           Phase duration (Orphan reconnection): 615.19 milliseconds.
            0 unindexed files recovered to lost and found.

           Phase duration (Orphan recovery to lost and found): 33.79 seconds.
            8199 reparse records processed.

           Phase duration (Reparse point and Object ID verification): 30.88 milliseconds.

          Stage 3: Examining security descriptors ...
          Cleaning up 3259 unused index entries from index $SII of file 0x9.
          Cleaning up 3259 unused index entries from index $SDH of file 0x9.
          Cleaning up 3259 unused security descriptors.
          Security descriptor verification completed.
           Phase duration (Security descriptor verification): 147.50 milliseconds.
            29293 data files processed.

           Phase duration (Data attribute verification): 1.02 milliseconds.
          CHKDSK is verifying Usn Journal...
            34507880 USN bytes processed.

          Usn Journal verification completed.
           Phase duration (USN journal verification): 975.61 milliseconds.

          Stage 4: Looking for bad clusters in user file data ...
            648688 files processed.

          File data verification completed.
           Phase duration (User file recovery): 7.48 minutes.

          Stage 5: Looking for bad, free clusters ...
            237945304 free clusters processed.

          Free space verification is complete.
           Phase duration (Free space recovery): 0.00 milliseconds.

          Windows has scanned the file system and found no problems.
          No further action is required.

           975670136 KB total disk space.
            23024456 KB in 108893 files.
               78228 KB in 29294 indexes.
                   0 KB in bad sectors.
              786232 KB in use by the system.
               65536 KB occupied by the log file.
           951781220 KB available on disk.

                4096 bytes in each allocation unit.
           243917534 total allocation units on disk.
           237945305 allocation units available on disk.
          Total duration: 11.00 minutes (660545 ms).

          Internal Info:
          00 e6 09 00 d4 1b 02 00 46 2f 04 00 00 00 00 00  ........F/......
          42 00 00 00 c5 1f 00 00 00 00 00 00 00 00 00 00  B...............

          Windows has finished checking your disk.
          Please wait while your computer restarts.

[Rustys]

The BSODs may not show for a few days or with in the next few minutes.

The CHKDSK shows the hard drive is ok.

The PSU is a good one so no issue there.

Everything that come back keeps showing the RAM and or the ports are the issue.

[Rustys]

From the FRST reports
Percentage of memory in use: 41%
Total physical RAM: 8138.79 MB
Available physical RAM: 4750.97 MB

From the Speccy report
Physical Memory
Memory Usage: 33 %
Total Physical: 7.95 GB
Available Physical:5.28 GB

As you can see the RAM is reporting incorrectly and in you first post you show that Memtest86 is reporting issues with the RAM.

Which can cause file to be stored incorrectly and failure to run correctly.

[allan_hogg]

perfect i cant thank you enough i have ordered new ram and also a sata hdrive so al let u know when i put in if u want if not you can put as solved
THANK YOU VERY MUCH
i know ive been hard to work with

[Rustys]

Not a problem glad we were able to make progress.

Do you know when then new RAM will be in?

[allan_hogg]

Monday or Tuesday only bought 4gb just now is there away I can use something like speccy again to make sure I get right memory reading I’m also going to buy another 4gb on Friday

[Rustys]

Speccy is public software so by all means run it and if you have question or issues feel free to ask.

[allan_hogg]

hi ive put one new stick of ram in and one old and this was speccy results
Memory Usage:
39 %
Total Physical:
7.95 GB
Available Physical:
4.83 GB
Total Virtual:
9.82 GB
Available Virtual:
5.82 GB

[allan_hogg]

then i have changed old ones around and kept new one and i get there results
Memory Usage:
27 %
Total Physical:
7.95 GB
Available Physical:
5.74 GB
Total Virtual:
9.82 GB
Available Virtual:
6.82 GB

[Rustys]

How has the system been running?
You did replace both RAM sticks correct and they are in the correct slots according to the manual?

Post a new Speccy link.

[allan_hogg]

hi sorry ive only rerplaced one just now as im waiting on other as i bought them online i just wondered if those results i posted showed anything differently
and i havent had BSOD at all since my previous post

[allan_hogg]

this is what it is like just now

[allan_hogg]

hi sorry for replying again don’t know what to say but pc stopped starting up again now wont at all more confident of it being hard drive than ever probably wrong though im trying to start now with one new ram stick in it and nothing the little red light that shows the hard drive working isnt doing anything at all

[Rustys]

Could be the HDD

Could be the motherboard

If the system is not turning on then I would suspect the mother board, power supply, power switch.

@Bruce