If it doesn't find a problem, there still might be, because testing memory is much harder in a reliable way, they say. If that finds a problem, there surely is a problem. You can use (almost) any Linux distro media (like Ubuntu, Puppy Linux) for starting a memory test. This looks application specific, while it is not. Thus some application that uses more memory than what is normally used, will crash the system, if that part of the memory is faulty. Windows (at least used to) uses memory in sequential order. There is one additional problem, which may SEEM like an application problem dll's) as well, in an unpredictable way in the general case every software install will update your system (in terms of some OTHER software using same. if you have disabled updates in the registry, well, see the list above you cannot omit all Updates in Windows 10 with regular ways. On the other hand, I don't know what you really mean by that, because: That is a problem that is mentioned in the list above. You state that you haven't Updated anything. I would add to this discussion the following: If you look into the link, you will find one interpretation of the matter: This seems to be something related to Windows 10 or hardware.
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