Turboauspuff
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i reinstall the driver from the ethernet port and now all is running fine with no error
thx martin
Getting a ton of PCI/PCIe bus errors
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thx martin
The SAMSUNG NVMe drive.
"Intel(R) Ethernet Controller I226-V"
"ASUS XG-C100F 10G SFP+ Network Adapter"
Apocalypto
New Member
I was running RAM Test (Karhu) for 8hrs without any RAM errors and found out that I have HWEA error in HWINFO.
Could anyone tell me what is wrong and why please?
Could anyone tell me what is wrong and why please?
It's caused by the KINGSTON NVMe drive.
It's the CT2000T500SSD8 drive.
Thank you! Does it mean something is wrong with the drive? Everything seems to be functioning fine.
Thank you for your reply. I removed the SSD in question and the errors continued. Now I have more than a thousand errors.
Do you know what it could be this time? Can you help me?
Thank you very much for your reply. So, a few weeks ago, my wired network would simply disconnect and not connect again. It would only work again after I restarted the computer. After many problems, I disabled the same driver that you mentioned in the task manager. Can you tell me how it is still giving an error? And if possible, how can I try to disable it by force so that it does not generate any more errors? I had a blue screen today. I imagine that it was also because of this device.
I am attaching the two files generated by Windows after two blue screens that I received last night during a game. If you can analyze these files as well, you can help me identify what is actually generating these errors.
markker2992
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Hey I have been troubleshooting 16 HP Victus Prebuilt desktops with constant WHEA errors. Is there any chance someone could help read my debug file to spot the culprit on this unit?
The file is too large so I uploaded it to mega first.
mega.nz
The file is too large so I uploaded it to mega first.
167.85 MB file on MEGA
StickyBanana
New Member
Hello,
HWInfo keep reporting there is a WHEA error, but i still can't figure it out what causing this, I tried to create a dbug file but for some reason it ended up with GB size debug file, am i doing something wrong? I only enabled debug mode, any help would be appreciated.
Thank you!
btw the screenshot i provided was after restart, usually it can reach 50 WHEA error
HWInfo keep reporting there is a WHEA error, but i still can't figure it out what causing this, I tried to create a dbug file but for some reason it ended up with GB size debug file, am i doing something wrong? I only enabled debug mode, any help would be appreciated.
Thank you!
btw the screenshot i provided was after restart, usually it can reach 50 WHEA error
It's caused by the Patriot M.2 P300 drive.Hey I have been troubleshooting 16 HP Victus Prebuilt desktops with constant WHEA errors. Is there any chance someone could help read my debug file to spot the culprit on this unit?
The file is too large so I uploaded it to mega first.
167.85 MB file on MEGA
