Question

A customer reports that his recently purchased computer does not consistently run his old applications. Application errors occur intermittently, and data files get corrupted. He has tried uninstalling and reinstalling the apps, and the problems persist. As you troubleshoot the problem, you reboot the system and get a BSOD error. The customer tells you the BSOD has occasionally appeared. Which subsystem is most likely causing the problem?

Answer 1

Memory is faulty; run Memory Diagnostics.

Step-by-step explanation:

Here we say the likely problem is Faulty memory, when data files get corrupted and makes applications fails and emit errors, the remedy is to run a memory diagnostic to confirm the health of the memory.