Hello!
Ive been getting this error quite often now after i have a game running. Once it happens my computer restarts and alows me to log back on my computer. Shortly after my computer freezes and i have to force shutdown, than the only way to get my computer to load back up is remove one stick of ram. I did run Run Memory Diagnostics and it came back fine no issues there. drives are up to date. Please help! this is a never ending circle of issues

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...get the FREE version from either link listed.
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Run memtestx86 the memory diagnostic tool is useless.

Comp just shut down again got error IRQL_NOT_LESS_OR_EQUAL

How old is your comp? Was is a prebuilt?
When was the last time you blew the dust out? I'm thinking you might have teeny dust particles down in your RAM slots.

Another thing that would help is for you to check Event Viewer. Event viewer lists the times of the errors. We would be interested in the ones that happen right before your computer restarts.


/e Let us know what game is causing the issue, and the make/model of your RAM.




Some other possibilities...

Mismatched RAM
Corrupt Device Drivers
That USB stick you have plugged in?
Faulty RAM

This post was edited by Ghot on Jun 20 2018 09:21pm

Comp is roughly year and half and I built it. I recently cleaned out the dust but the issue happened before I cleaned it. Games causing crash are maplestory/fortnite/LoL. Ram Memory Kit Model F4-2400C15D-8GRR

Yeah, I guess you're stuck with running Memtestx86 :/

https://www.memtest86.com/download.htm

Just ran it and test 7 showed 42 errors

Guess you need new RAM or a new motherboard.

Before purchasing anything...I would test one stick only, 1st in one slot then the other...then repeat with the other stick. That will eliminate either the RAM or the motherboard as the cause of the issue.

I would also make sure you have the latest BIOS for your motherboard.