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re: W10 will not boot with 32GB RAM installed [Update: Solved]
Posted on 11/27/18 at 3:19 pm to Bard
Posted on 11/27/18 at 3:19 pm to Bard
quote:
So you gave up on not doing a fresh install?
I've dc'd my drives and am installing shite to my spare ssd.
I *might* have a solution.
W10 install media flat out would not work - wouldnt even error out - it simply wouldnt do anything. So...
Installed a deployment image on the spare drive, its older - 1709 - but everything newer is full of biz apps. after a few hiccups i am up and running. sees all 32GBs. working on drivers now, we'll see if something takes a shite.
for those interested, i was getting a xc0221 or xc07a error, depending on the occurrence, which is a kernel paging error. usually that means new RAM, but again memtest has said all of this RAM is ok - and so does the linux install.
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Posted on 11/27/18 at 3:48 pm to jcole4lsu
quote:
I've dc'd my drives and am installing shite to my spare ssd.
I *might* have a solution.
W10 install media flat out would not work - wouldnt even error out - it simply wouldnt do anything. So...
Installed a deployment image on the spare drive, its older - 1709 - but everything newer is full of biz apps. after a few hiccups i am up and running. sees all 32GBs. working on drivers now, we'll see if something takes a shite.
for those interested, i was getting a xc0221 or xc07a error, depending on the occurrence, which is a kernel paging error. usually that means new RAM, but again memtest has said all of this RAM is ok - and so does the linux install.
Can you get into the PE environment to try running a Repair on your install?
Posted on 11/27/18 at 5:40 pm to jcole4lsu
quote:
for those interested, i was getting a xc0221 or xc07a error, depending on the occurrence, which is a kernel paging error. usually that means new RAM, but again memtest has said all of this RAM is ok - and so does the linux install.
Corrupt page file? Try booting with 16 GB, set page file size = 0 then boot again with 32 GB.
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