Memory_Management, BSOD

One more thing my BSOD also happens in a pattern like every week end (from what I observed last month) and the BSOD happens on afternoon and then the PC goes to normal again, What I do to fix it is System Restore, Start on Last Know Configuration, that is my first plan to fix BSOD. Second is try cleaning the RAM stick and the banks, switching the RAM. Third plan is waiting, from what I observe also after a BSOD and I tried all those plans and if not worked. I just wait for couple of days using safe mode or just the PC not being used. The computer repairs it self which I have no idea what is happening on my PC and how it does it. No system utilities are used during those times in the third plan.

Layback Bear said:

Rain08 your pattern of posting is very confusing to me. What ram do you have installed at this time? Please read post #8 again. Your motherboards max ram is 2x2 gigs. To run Mem. test 86 you will need a external media with it installed. We can't get that for you. You will have to do that for yourself.
Do you have a means of making a CD/DVD or Flash stick with mem 86 installed?
Do you also have a way of hooking that external component to your computer so you can run the test? I would like to know what is what at this time. My reading of all the posts several time leads me to believe we are all going in a circle to no where.

@Layback Bear: RAM is currently 2048 MB RAM Samsung 2rx8 PC3 10600u, I'll have the media covered, I'll only have one PC this time, there is another broken laptop(no idea of what is broken, haven't opened it) that arrived last week which I can use. Also my BSOD happens in a pattern like state. Please see post #42.

Post a screenshot of Windows Explorer, showing the root of F: drive, details view. Make sure file extensions are not hidden, and it's set to show hidden and system files.

You mean the content of F:?

Rain08 said:

You mean the content of F:?

Yes. It's shown with an "Active" flag. I wanna see if there are any boot files there...

Got more BSOD's but my PC worked normally yesterday and earlier this day.

Could you place the dump files in a compressed folder not a .RAR file as I don't have WinRAR installed on my computer?

Here it is. From the BSOD of Nov. 3, 2012