During normal Windows operations, you receive a BSOD, and your computer shuts down. You restart the computer and receive the error again. You go online to check the error and see that it is an error related to reading data from virtual memory. What hardware might cause this BSOD error?

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Jessie Williams

Computers & Technology

28 February, 03:52

During normal Windows operations, you receive a BSOD, and your computer shuts down. You restart the computer and receive the error again. You go online to check the error and see that it is an error related to reading data from virtual memory. What hardware might cause this BSOD error?

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Jaylin Wells · Answer 1

The correct answer to the following question will be "Hard drive".

Explanation:

After a pause error, this BSOD error might enable the machine to crash unexpectedly. It suggests a possible corruption of the disk file system or most probably caused by the malfunction of your hard-disk segments. This is linked to the file system NTFS. HDD (Hard drive) can trigger BSOD. It's a newly constructed computer, though, so it's highly doubtful, but a chance.

Therefore, Hard drive is the right answer.