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If you have memory errors, you can corrupt your OS during and/or after install time, which may explain some of your instability. Memory errors must be resolved
by aspenmayer 2y ago
If you have memory errors, you can corrupt your OS during and/or after install time, which may explain some of your instability. Memory errors must be resolved prior to OS installation for any kind of expectations of problem-free usage.
- userbinator 2y agoAn overnight run of memtest86+ with all the tests enabled (including the RowHammer ones) is necessary to verify RAM correctness. I wonder if the latter is related to this somehow.
- aspenmayer 2y agoI would agree with your recommendations and your concerns. If you have RAM errors and proceed to install an OS, you’re gonna have a bad time. Windows SFC scans, DISM, etc can fix up some these issues after the fact, but unless you’re also going to repair-install all your software again, just save all the data and reinstall. It’s just not worth the trouble and you’ll be chasing your tail and ghosts forever.