From: wolverine01@charter.net   
      
   The box in question is a rather older machine, but has always been   
   steady and actually the one I use the most because it is out in my   
   workshop area.  That said, it was originally win 7 that I installed win   
   10 on several years ago.  It runs all day long usually, and I put it to   
   sleep at night.  Not as fast as my newer one in my office, but it works   
   nicely with latest Firefox, BBird, Office 2019 and most other programs I   
   need.   
      
   So, a couple days ago, I would come to the computer and notice it had   
   rebooted.  The arrangement on my Core Temp taskbar icons were not as I   
   had left them, and the BBird was closed.  So after a couple of these, I   
   started investigating.   
      
   Event Viewer showed it booted because of a bugcheck error.  This error   
   was the same for several reboots.  It didn't reboot while I was using   
   it, and otherwise worked just fine.   
   So I did the DISM /restore which couldn't find a source.  It did say the   
   files were repairable.  So I got an win 10 iso and used it for the   
   source and it did say it repaired everything.   
   I then did an SFC/ scannow and it reported everything OK.   
   Next I did a chkdsk /f and it reported nothing to fix.   
      
   Used it for awhile and all seemed ok.  Came back later and it had   
   rebooted again.   
      
   Checked on video driver and already had the best one.   
   Virus check and nothing there   
      
   Rebooted again, so I decided to try a system restore point.  First time,   
   it rebooted after a short time doing the restore.   
      
   Did a memory check using the windows memory test.  I know it's not the   
   best, but it said all was good.   
      
   Tried a second time to restore and after over 2 hours I finally shut it   
   down and restarted.  Hated doing that, but it seemed to be stuck.   
      
   Decided to do a restore, saving my files, and it got to the first reboot   
   at about 12% and failed, resetting back to before the setup.  I didn't   
   catch the error on that one before restarting, but when it came back on   
   it said 0x8007025D - 0x2000C   
   The installation failed in the SAFE_OS phase with an error during   
   APPLY-IMAGE operation.   
      
   Today, the damn thing ran fine all day until about 5 PM.  The above   
   erroe suggested faulty install media, so I got a new usb card and made a   
   new set of install files and tried again.  This time it rebooted several   
   times and got to 82% and screen said the stop code was MEMORY   
   MANAGEMENT.  Upon restarting the scren said 0xC1900101 - 0x4000D   
   The installation failed in the SECOND BOOT phase with an error during   
   MIGRATE DATA operation.   
      
   It has been running since and I'm typing this on it now.   
      
   My questions:   
   Am I missing something I should do?   
   Do you think this is a software issue, or hardware?   
      
   I would like to fix it if it is a screwed up install or corrupted files,   
   but I don't really want to do something like try new memory on this old box.   
      
   Any help appreciated!   
      
      
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