Multiple bsod when installing windows 11

Question

First i tried to upgrade from windows 10 and i got mutliple bsod. Then i completely reinstalled windows and when it restarted at the last step the same problem appeared. Here is a recent bsod stop code i got: KERNEL MODE HEAP CORRUPTION

This one i removed a memory stick: IRQL NOT LESS OR EQUAL

Specs:

Cpu - Ryzen 5 3600

Gpu - gigabyte rtx 2060

Ram - corsair vengeance rgb pro, 2x 8gb

Answer 1

I am sorry to hear that.

Since the computer encounters BSOD even during the clean installation process, there are probably hardware incompatibility issues.

You can stay with Windows 10 since it will reach the end of support on October 14, 2025.

Please let me know if you need further assistance.

Answer 2

KERNEL MODE HEAP CORRUPTION…

I guess i will give up on this one. Thank you for helping me

Answer 3

It is all up to you. If you need Windows 11, try again to see if it is installed on your computer. Or you can take a PC to a reliable maintenance shop for hardware checks.

You can also run this tool to make sure your computer fully supports Windows 11:

https://github.com/rcmaehl/WhyNotWin11

Please keep me posted.

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Answer 4

I tried to play with the ram, putting it in different slots even with one stick but i did not want to damage my pc so i just installed windows 10 and it sucessfully booted, what will happen if i just upgraded from win 10. Is it worth a try?

Answer 5

Hi Klesti,

I'm Dyari. Thanks for reaching out. I will be happy to assist you in this regard.

Has your computer worked fine with Windows 10?

If yes, probably there is an incompatibility issue between your computer's hardware parts and Windows 11.

Please disconnect all the devices that are attached to your computer and retry installing Windows.

If the issue still persists and if you are comfortable of doing so, take all the system memory sticks out, examine them for any obvious defects, and then reseat them into the sockets. Make sure that they are seated properly in their slots. If you have multiple sticks of system memory installed and you suspect one is faulty, one thing to try is to reproduce the issue with only one stick of memory module at a time. This will help you to isolate the faulty module.

Please do not hesitate to ask if you need further assistance.

Stay safe

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