Regular BSOD's, caused by ntoskrnl.exe?


  1. 01Blade10
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    Regular BSOD's, caused by ntoskrnl.exe?


    Hello, I have installed Windows 7 Home premium x64 on a system I built myself, and keep getting regular bluescreens. When I looked at the dumps with Bluescreenview, it always has ntoskrnl.exe highlighted in red. Help please?
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  3. yowanvista
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    Memory corruption is indicated in the dump files
    Test your RAM
    RAM - Test with Memtest86+
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  4. 01Blade10
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    I have neither a USB memory stick nor CD drive to do this with, is there any other way?
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  6. yowanvista
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    01Blade10 said:
    I have neither a USB memory stick nor CD drive to do this with, is there any other way?
    You need an external storage device for this :)
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  7. 01Blade10
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    All right, I'll get back to you after the tests, I managed to pull a usb drive out of the mess that is my desk.
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  8. 01Blade10
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    Well, something went horribly wrong during the tests and my computer now no longer POSTs. bye bye $130... I hope my warranty covers this.
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