The 0x1a is as you find on google all over the map on causes. Go back to no overclocking to start.
Also, in the browser turn off hardware acceleration for now. Google like this:
"How to disable hardware acceleration in Chrome."
Starting last night, my desktop has been on a cycle of run, BSOD, reboot, run a little bit, repeat. It's done this before and I usually ended up sparing myself the trouble, reloading Win 7, and it barrels along for a little while before this pops up.
The usual BSOD messages are: x0000001A MEMORY MANAGMENT, x00000024, x0000001E
The following have popped up only once: x0000003B SYSTEM SERVICE EXCEPTION, x00000019 BAD POOL HEADER, x00000050 FAULT IN NON PAGED AREA
I've noticed during it all that Mozilla Firefox crashes as soon as it opens. Windows Explorer keeps crashing. Google Chrome fails to load pages, or crashes shortly after and needs to restart.
I have a custom build desktop with the following stats:
Windows 7 Home Premium SP1 (I like Win 7, ok?), 64 bit
MSI Z170A PC Mate (MS-7971) motherboard. Running an Intel Core i5-6500 @ 3.2 GHz. All drivers updated per the Live Update program.
Ram is 2x Patriots for a total of 8GB, DDR4, 2133 MHz. No PCH Unit
BIOS is E9791IMS.A20, ME Version 11.0.0.1160
1.5TB of total HD space, between 2 harddrives (Western Digital)
Overlock CPU is set to Auto
Fast boot disabled
AHCI/RAID is on
No changes to BIOS since I last installed it.
CHKDISK ran twice during reboots. Rescue Doc hasn't worked before. Memory Scan didn't show any errors.

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