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I have 6 computers that are very similar in their hardware, they all have the Intel DH61WW motherboard, with i5 CPUs and 4GB RAM, all of these computers had the 32 bit version of Windows before, so I installed the 64 bit version and all the drivers from the Intel website and everything that I need on 1 computer and then I used Clonezilla to clone the hard drive image to all the others, we started experiencing Blue screen errors on 3 of these computers, I used BlueScreenView to check the dumps, most of them were MEMORY_MANAGEMENT errors pointing to ntoskernel.exe, the other errors were:
PAGE_FAULT_IN_NONPAGED_AREA(ntoskernel.exe)SYSTEM_SERVICE_EXCEPTION(ntoskernel.exe)NTFS_FILE_SYSTEM(Ntfs.sys)
These blue screen errors happen randomly, so when I started to get these errors a lot I ran a live USB version of Memtest86+ version 4.20 I got 4000+ errors from the first seconds on 1 computer and on the other 100+ errors, now if I try to run the same test again I don't get any errors, that's what's confusing me, is this normal with memtest ? or could this be another problem like another hardware issue or maybe a software issue ?
Pierre
Posted 2014-01-24T07:55:05.937
Reputation: 153
2What has changed between the tests? Temperature? Humidity? Power supply? BIOS settings? Memtest86+ parameters? Perhaps, you should run a
chkdskdisk check to rule-out filesystem/disk problems. Memtest86+ can take a long while to discover certain errors, but errors found during "the first seconds" should be easy to reproduce. – Axel Kemper – 2014-01-24T10:25:08.027@AxelKemper Actually nothing has changed, but I remember that only after getting successive blue screen errors and then testing immediately I get the errors ? So when it happens again I'll run the test. – Pierre – 2014-01-25T11:42:15.380