Thanks will do, im going to uninstall MS essentials first and then install a fresh. If that doesnt work and if i get a bsod i will upload the minidump. I will then follow the rest of the steps. Ill keep you updated and thanks again for your help.
Hi, Today i got a BSOD and when i restarted the computer I got a message on the POST screen saying an error occurred because i was either overclocking the computer or due to voltage changes. So i just loaded the default settings from the bios. I have also uploaded the Minidump could you take a look when you have time. Should i also take one of the ram sticks out to test them. Thank you
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Yes, test your RAM as outlined in my previous post.
Crash still points to RAM as the likely cause.
Thanks will do, but it might take a while so please bear with me. Thanks
No need to rush. Whatever pace works best for you is fine with us. :)
Hi there, So far i have got BSOD with one RAM stick. First i got it in one of the slots and then i tried the same ram in the other slot. The BSOD happedned again. Now i have inserted the second RAM stick into the first slot to test that. Its been working for 2 days so far but I will continue to test it. just to keep you updated. :)
Good news (so far)! Best wishes it continues to be good. :)
Look forward to another update when you have time and have had a chance to do your normal routine for a longer period.
Hi Mate, just another update. It has been quite some time now and the BSOD hasnt occured since i installed the second RAM. I think it could be the first RAM stick which is faulty. So if i was to go out and buy a new RAM stick should i buy the same brand and same size one or could i use any? Thanks
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