Windows 7 x64 Bit freeze 2 minutes in start up or BSOD

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  1. evilgod905
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    everything i have should be fine (hardware)
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  3. richc46
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    The dump file will be analyzed, by someone with more expertise than me in that area. You will be helped, just be patient.
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  4. evilgod905
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    alright thanks :)
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  6. evilgod905
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    Problem Signature:
    problem event name: bluescreen
    os version: 6.1.7600.2.0.0.256.1
    locale id: 4105

    Additional information about the problem:
    bccode: e3
    bcp1: FFFFFA8007D64360
    bcp2: FFFFFA80075C6B60
    bcp3: FFFFFA80084189C0
    OS version: 6_1_7600
    service pack: 0_0
    product: 256_1

    i hope this helps lol
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  7. evilgod905
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    i think its a driver because its in safe mode right now and theres no bsod or any problems yet
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  8. richc46
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    Go to device manager, look for a bad driver
    Type device manager in search.
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  10. evilgod905
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    kk thanks
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  11. evilgod905
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    can it be my ram? i have 2 sticks on pc8000 and 2 sticks of 8500
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  12. evilgod905
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    hmm i just took out the 2 sticks of pc8000 and its seeming to run fine now, its fully updating lol
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  13. richc46
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    evilgod905 said:
    hmm i just took out the 2 sticks of pc8000 and its seeming to run fine now, its fully updating lol
    Never good to mix and match Most important make sure they are the same frequency.
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