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Hi again!
So today I had another BSOD and WinDbg again showed the ntdl.dll as the cause.
In the last thread the advice was the following:
swap the SSD into the alternative M2 slot and test by using the computer as you normally would.
However, I did not yet do this as it is quite βinvasiveβ - it would require me to remove the GPU, the chipset heatsink and remove the seal from the second SSD heatsink of the MB.
I purchased this desktop secondhand and could perhaps use some tips (if possible) before proceeding. Do I need to clean the SSD after removing it from the first heatsink? Could I remove the SSD and plug in a temporary HDD for testing purposes?
Thanks in advcance, already received so much help here!
So today I had another BSOD and WinDbg again showed the ntdl.dll as the cause.
In the last thread the advice was the following:
swap the SSD into the alternative M2 slot and test by using the computer as you normally would.
However, I did not yet do this as it is quite βinvasiveβ - it would require me to remove the GPU, the chipset heatsink and remove the seal from the second SSD heatsink of the MB.
I purchased this desktop secondhand and could perhaps use some tips (if possible) before proceeding. Do I need to clean the SSD after removing it from the first heatsink? Could I remove the SSD and plug in a temporary HDD for testing purposes?
Thanks in advcance, already received so much help here!
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