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Bsod please help
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New #54
I got my ram today and everything seems to be OK. I got the memory popup once but I think I actually was using too much memory. I will attach a picture of what it said except it suggested to close steam, not Google Earth which is what says in the picture I found. I also attached an exact picture of what popped up when I got into windows when I first booted my computer up. I'll try other games I used to play to see if the issue is still at hand.
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New #55
Try running and using one program at a time. I don't know how you can play a game and watch google earth which uses quite a bit of tam. Just try 1 program at a time and when browsing, limit the number of windows open. Also, I know you've probably done it before, but run sfc /scannow SFC /SCANNOW Command - System File Checker
You can also click the start button and type task manager in the search box and open task manager, click on the memory tab and you'll see what is using most of the ram. If you don't know what the process is, google it and let us know what is using the ram.
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New #56
How is your Page file set? Go to Control Panel\All Control Panel Items\System Click on Advanced setting and follow the number as shown. You may be running out of Virtual Memory (Page File).
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New #57
Should I change my paging file size? I never used google earth it was just a picture example it just said that with steam it was just a confusing reference picture. Whenever i run sfc /scannow is says the same stuff its said before and im still waiting for noel to get back to me. I will use all the advice you gave me.
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New #58
Oh my, that is way to small. Click Change and tick the System managed option, Apply, and the System will ask to reboot, do it and then test it out.
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New #59
For whatever reason, the repair doesn't seem to have worked as planned....
Mostly because I posted the wrong version of the file!
I'll try again in a few minutes....
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New #60
OK - it turns out that it's not my fault - there is only one version of the file.
This means that there is an error in the registry somewhere, caused by your manufacturer's incompetence.
I'll have to track down the proper fix for it...
back later.
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