Random BSOD

It is runing right now for about 2nd run
I will post the results after 7 runs.
Thank you

Next to the number of passes is the errors number. If you see any red on the screen, that means errors have been found. If the screen has no red, the RAM is likely good. Also keep an eye on the errors count, though. It should remain at 0 if the RAM is not defective or damaged.

Here is some screen shots, can you analize this numbers please?
Looks like i have bad rams after all.
Thank you very mutch.

Follow part 3 of the SevenForums Memtest86+ tutorial to determine which module/slot is bad.

Thanks, i will do that.

Keep us updated on how the system responds to the RAM/slot testing. Make sure to Avoid Static Damage to Your PC. Best of luck.

It is end up that one memory stick has gone bad over 2 years,so i took it out and runing now with 2 sticks only in stead of 4.
Ordered two new ones (they are very inexpensive now),i will let the system run till tomorow and see if any crash or BSOD. i will post if any changes.
Thank you for your help it is very mutch appreciated.

Hi, is it possible to fix these files without doing clean repair?
I don not know if i even need them,last sfc came with this errors.
Mostly iscsi_init.CHM, and machine.config.comments of NetFx-MACHINE_CONFIG_OCM.
Thanks

The best way to fix the errors is to replace the corrupted files using a Windows 7 install disc or to do a repair install. If you would like to attempt to replace the corrupted Windows files, see OPTION THREE of SFC /SCANNOW Command - System File Checker and then once the files have been replaced, reboot your computer and run sfc /scannow to verify all corruptions have been repaired.