Recent content by BoomSchtick

Well, this all seems to be related to a bad ram seating. After removing and re-inserting the Crucial modules multiple times, the laptop has stabilized. To me, that can only mean that there was a connection to the motherboard, but a very poor connection that was prone to failure. I've had...

Of course when I get in the phone with support there is no beep code. I'm so frustrated.

This seems to be a bad motherboard. When slot 1 is full by itself I get a beep code. RAM tests fine over 12 passes in slot 0.

The computer hard locked just previous to the three hour mark running memtest working on the fourth pass.

Here you go for #1: https://digi.box.com/s/nkyp2rxfk8tlml21z4j0l3tc40le8nbw

They are not OEM. It came with 16 and I needed 32 gigs. They are good crucial branded pairs though.

1 and 2 error out because the WHEA key does not exist. reg query "HKLM\SYSTEM\CurrentControlSet\Control\WHEA" /v BadPages ERROR: The system was unable to find the specified registry key or value. I'll probably run memtest over the weekend since I have 32 gigs and it'll likely take a while.

8 - BSOD tonight: https://digi.box.com/s/9686i288xh4mc1w8gwxyqmxenxnaylrw

5 - IMG_9892.jpg - Results of the overnight test 6 - IMG_9893 - 9895.JPG. The computer actually hard locked the first time I ran the wireless tests. 9894 is the screen it locked up on. Everything else seemed OK. 7 - msdt PDF's attached 8 - TBD

I've done that... twice. If the UEFI partition isn't getting updated, then it's the installer failing to do it. Maybe BitLocker is messing with it. I installed the tools to a USB drive, so I'll try to boot to that tonight and I'll try again.

This ZBook doesn't have the UEFI Diagnostic menu options that you mentioned: "launch HP UEFI hardware diagnostic > system > extensive > loop until error" I ran the tests that I thought were relevant: Processor, Memory (quick), System Board. All passed.

Here are the batch file results: https://digi.box.com/s/m33l40ocvkdtlf5553uz47hqeem7cuu6

Thanks zbook, I will do as instructed. BTW, if you look at the os-details.txt in my v2 zip file, you'll see that it says: Name : Microsoft Windows 11 Enterprise|C:\WINDOWS|\Device\Harddisk0\Partition4 Version : 10.0.22621 BuildNumber : 22621 OSArchitecture : 64-bit I...

It's not Windows 10. This is a literal copy and paste: Windows 11 Enterprise 64-bit (10.0, Build 22621) (22621.ni_release.220506-1250) At the risk of sounding rude, you seem to be looking for reasons to not help me. Perhaps someone else might be more inclined to look through the V2 zip file...

BTW... from the genuine.txt: LicensingStatus : SL_LICENSING_STATUS_LICENSED LicensingStatusReason : 0x4004F401 LocalGenuineState : SL_GEN_STATE_IS_GENUINE