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"BSOD CRITICAL_PROCESS_DIED Windows 11 & Windows 10",I originally had a WD Blue HDD on it but it died within a couple of weeks. I now have a Seagate 500GB HDD. Once I got my current HDD I decided on a dual boot setup with Windows 7 and XP. About a year after, I got my first BSOD on Win7, and soon after, on XP as well. It stated a bunch of info I just couldn't read fast enough but I did see it going through a memory dump. This happened seldom, but it occurred more and more as time when on. By the last 6 months or so it happened at least once a week and by the last months, just about every day. I spoke to several people about it and they told me it sounded like a RAM issue. I sort of believed them, but when my computer started checking disk for errors on it's own I waited to see if it would tell me something. I had other issues as well, so I decided to finally upgrade to Windows 11 & Windows 10. I still had problems that I thought were transferred over from Win7 so I did a clean reinstall of Win10, and now it keeps giving me BSODs and CRITICAL_PROCESS_DIED, among other errors. Now, almost every time I start my PC, it wants to check disk for errors, then it tries to fix them but unsuccessfully.
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