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Several times it was suggested to check logs; To make is much easyer, there is a program called Who Crashed, that you can install. However you have to make sure windows is saving the logs.
Here is a really good step-by-step way to check this out.
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There is the event viewer but its much better to use Who Crashed because it will attempt to find the issue or driver that's the problem, and offer some suggestions...
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Also, as suggested, pull the mem chips, and put just one back in the slot closest to the CPU and run it that way for a while, then try the other chip.
Here is a really good step-by-step way to check this out.
Ultimate guide: how to check Windows 10 crash logs
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There is the event viewer but its much better to use Who Crashed because it will attempt to find the issue or driver that's the problem, and offer some suggestions...
How to View Windows 10 Crash Logs and Error Logs - MiniTool Partition Wizard
To view Windows crash logs can help you diagnose Windows errors. This article will show you how to view Windows 10 crash logs and error log with detailed steps.
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WhoCrashed Free Home Edition offers you an easy to use way of finding out which drivers were responsible for your computer crashing. WhoCrashed shows the drivers which have been crashing your computer with a single click pinpointing the offending drivers; then it will perform a post-mortem...
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Also, as suggested, pull the mem chips, and put just one back in the slot closest to the CPU and run it that way for a while, then try the other chip.
