According to Wccftech, citing a post by Reddit user "u/srpraveen97," a PC that had just turned five years old began throwing repeated BSODs with error codes 0x0A, 0x1E, 0x3B and 0x1A; the owner used Claude to troubleshoot and concluded the G.SKILL memory was the culprit — an account that has not been independently verified. With DRAM prices high, buying a new kit was seen as too costly, so Claude also helped the user work through the RMA process, resulting in G.SKILL providing two replacement sticks free under a lifetime warranty, though the user still paid shipping and tariffs. In the same thread, another user said their similar BSODs were actually caused by a bank protection program installed on the system, which stopped the crashes once uninstalled. The report also cites earlier cases where Claude wrote a macOS driver for an incompatible HP printer and helped diagnose slow internet.

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