Quick question, when you said the elgato software is “causing issues” do you mean the stuttering and restarts or something else? After the stuttering/restarts I get a WHEA-Logger 18 error I’d say about 70% of the time. Can software cause this error? Just curious.
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I always prefer to be straight to the point so I will, your PC has been so badly set up from the outset and with RAM that should never have been used, the RAM on its own would cause all the crap but missing and incorrect drivers would make matters worse.
WHEA = Windows Hardware Error Architecture but it does not always mean that an item of hardware has failed, more often than not the error gets thrown up by having the wrong RAM or missing/incompatible drivers.
Fyi, three of the worst causes of software issues are Elgato, LGHub and anything Razer related, I personally would not have any of them anywhere near my PC.
Originally posted by ashybtws it was a clean install using windows media via a USBComment
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I’m really not understanding. If I downloaded windows wrong. Could you maybe post a video or something to help with this? With the ram, how am using the wrong ram? Could you give me a couple that are the right ram? What drivers would I be missing? Could you maybe link the drivers I’m missing?Comment
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You will be guided on what needs to be done, we just need to know that you are with us, this includes sticking 100% to what you are advised until we are done.
It has been explained more than the once what the problem is with the RAM, forget about it for now and don’t go purchasing any new stuff, we can try a workaround once the PC is set up properly and running stable.Comment
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Right then first things first,
You have your installation media on a USB flashdrive, is that correct.
Have you changed the boot sequence so that your USB flashdrive is the first on the boot list.
Do you have a spare flashdrive that you can save the required drivers to.
Have you put the original GPU back in.
You are using a beta version of BIOS, did you update to it before or after your problems began.
Is the MB still on stock settings, no XMP or anything else changed.Comment
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Yes I have installation media on a USB
I have not but I easily can
I currently don’t have a spare usb
No, the 1660 Super is still in
I honestly can’t remember, if I’m remembering correctly I didn’t do any updates to bios back then. I did remember rolling back to 10.20 after the problem started maybe thinking that bios version was messed up.
Yes the bios are still at default settingsComment
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Boot sequence needs to be the USB device first.
You need a USB stick for the required drivers.
Your present version of Bios is a beta as can be seen below;
Brand: American Megatrends Inc.
Version:[COLOR=rgb(184, 49, 47)] P10.31
Date: 8/22/2024
While we are on the subject of the MB, the homepage clearly shows the fastest RAM that the board can support;
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[li]Supports DDR4 3200[COLOR=rgb(226, 80, 65)]*[/li][/ul]
Going offline now as I have an early start and have been online for 10hrs.
Notes for when you clean install, you must first of all disable secure boot and change to Legacy mode before you begin.
I will check back early in the morning, can I ask that you do not do anything other than what we have discussed meanwhile, hard as it may be.
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To do it correctly it is, if you don`t do it properly Windows will update and install all sorts of crap and put you back to square one.Comment
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