CRC Error On new hp mini 8300

[Avenger_007]

Hi Guys first thing sorry for my bad English
i get a new elite 8300 i5 3470
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with this spec >> 500gb HDD >>> 4gb ram
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and i merge it with my old hp 6005(AMD X4) and now  new Specs its this >>>
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Two 500 Gb HDD and One SSD + Dvd Writer = ALL sata s are working
one samsung 4gb 1600 ram + hynix 4gb 1333 ram + XXX 2gb 1333 ram = 10gb RAM
hynix and xxx ram in channel 2 and samsung in channel 1
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here is the prob
I get CRC Error in EVERY installation

And GTA iv in that photo attached blow its just an example
I get this error on any installation or even Extracting files

Here is things i checked

I got Two HDD 500Gb Seagate Baraccuda 7200rpm
And 1 micro mix SSD maunfcuted by hp

All Storage Health is 100%

No Bad sectors

No errors

Every thing ok in
Check Utility apps and
Even Chkdsk /r x:
Its ok

I use two different DVD Writers

And no matter Dvd to ssd
Or hdd to ssd
Or ssd to ssd
Any file installation with Any source and destination
get CRC Error just like that photo
; "filename.xxx doesnt match ..... corrupted and bla bla bla "
So my drives are ok (Hdd1,Hdd2,SSd,Dvd writers ...)
My dvd discs are clean ...
I tried to copy in hdd and install from hdd to ssd and failed again
What can i do ;( ????

[itsmyname]

Are you installing from a CD/DVD disk? It is possible that this media has an input/output error.

Can you copy the whole disk into a folder on a brand-new USB memory-stick (8 GB should be large enough) ?

Or, are you installing from a file downloaded from the Internet?

Have you tried downloading the file, using a different computer,  writing onto a USB memory-stick, and then moving that memory-stick to your computer, and installing from this "fresh" download?

[Avenger_007]

Ammmmm .... like i said i test every god **bleep** source and destination usb,ssd,DvD, and ......
files are ok on another pc ... 😭

[itsmyname]

@Avenger_007 -- how many sticks of RAM inside your computer?  If more than one, remove all-but-one, and try again.

Yes, the Installer will not work as fast, but if that stick of RAM is "good", then you will be OK.

If you still get "CRC-error", remove that one stick, and insert a different stick into the same RAM socket. Try again.

If you still get "CRC-error", move that one stick to a different RAM socket, and try again.

Or,  download/run a bootable RAM tester, e.g., Memtest86+ - Advanced Memory Diagnostic Tool

with all the RAM sticks installed.