Hello John,
I just did the Clear CMOS; the restarts are still there.
I'll have to apologize for the RAM; I meant that I still wait for the RAMs I want to use to arrive; totally irrelevant and misleading. My bad.
I'll have you waiting for the minidump folder cause it seems that there isn't one. I'm currently checking the RAM as suggested in a thread.
Windows 10 Version 1809 (OS build 17763.615)
Thanks, blazedge, for the screenshot. It may be easier to simply drag-n-drop the image into your reply. Please open your system Properties and set it like this to get a minidump:
Your RM looks good - memory is running at 2133 MHz, which is fine till you get a handle on this. Do you have one or two sticks of memory? Right click This PC-Event Viewer-Windows Logs-System-Filter Current Log- check Critical, then OK. Please post a screenshot if not empty. Enjoy, John.
I adjusted the system properties (changed the write debugging info from automatic and unchecked the automatic restart) and still cannot get a minidump folder to appear in C:\windows after I force the error.
I am waiting to fix this problem to set the RAM at 3000MHz if that's what you suggest. Its a one-stick.
Please correct me if this is not the screenshot you asked.
Yes that it is, blazedge, thanks. Please look at the Details (tab on bottom of screenshot) of several and one. I have seen lots of these on my systems. Some were due to running a RAID (are you?) and some were bad memory. Hopefully some (or all) of these will have STOP Codes we can make sense of. One of mine:
If you double click an item, you should get this. If you click Copy, you can paste the whole message into your reply. I agree 100% with your memory plan. When do you expect your new memory? BTW, one stick only gives 50% memory bandwidth. Thanks and enjoy, John.
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