[SOLVED] Critical Structure Corruption (CSC) with no identifiable cause

[Isomorphic]

Hi all,

As below:

· OS is Windows 10
· x64
· Original OS is Win 10.
· The OS was installed by myself.
· System age is 18 months.
· OS age is 18 months.

· CPU is a Core i5 6400.
· GPU is a nVidia GeForce 1060.
· Motherboard is an Asus Z170A.
· Power Supply is a Thermaltake TR2 Challenger 700W.

· System is a homebuild.

· Tower Desktop

I get Critical Structure Corruption errors with no sign of cause. I had a spate of five of them on the 13th May; I could BSOD instantly on logging into Windows, or after 4 hours of idling. I was instructed to re-install my GPU drivers via Safe Mode and DDU via the /r/24hourssupport discord channel. Everything was fine for three days.

This morning I awoke to a Critical Structure Corruption error.

I have been instructed to post my errors here from the /r/24hoursupport subreddit.

I still hold the four other minidumps, as CCleaner wiped them out Monday. CCleaner has subsequently been uninstalled as per above instructions.

Thank you any and all assistance.

Isomorphic

PS: I won't be able to carry out any instruction until I return from annual leave on Monday night/Tuesday morning.

Memtest86+ ran with no errors.

I have had driver verifier running with no VERIFIER_ENABLED BSOD. Only the ones attached.

HDTune Pro (trial) has two attentions on the OS SSD: Retired Block Count (1) and Interface CRC Error Count (2). I have run an Error Scan on it.

 

[Isomorphic]

Error Scan ran clean.

I checked another thread regarding this error and ran some GSmart tests on the SSD as instructed in there. No errors.

 

[Sysnative Windows Update]

Hello and welcome! Unfortunately, your SSD appears to be failing! Urgently backup your data.

 

[Isomorphic]

Hello and welcome! Unfortunately, your SSD appears to be failing! Urgently backup your data.

With one remapped sector?

Additionally, should I speak to my vendor about the age of my SSD? I bought it from them new, but the error log states that it got an error after 2730 days + 15 hours of lifetime.

 

[Sysnative Windows Update]

This can happen, get it replaced under warranty if you still have it. And one remapped sector is more than enough to cause issues.

 

[Isomorphic]

Drive is 28* months old, as is the OS.

Apparently I can't count.

Getting back to the vendor with this drive as cause.

Thanks.

 

[Sysnative Windows Update]

No problem.