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

evilgod905 · 27 Dec 2009

so i cant use my other 2 sticks?

?

richc46 · 27 Dec 2009

Quote: Originally Posted by evilgod905

so i cant use my other 2 sticks?

?

If there is a conflict, I would say no. But if you just bought them, the stores are very easy this time of year with exchanges.

usasma · 27 Dec 2009

Try uploading the dump files again - they aren't readable in the current upload.
The upgrade advisor is a good tool, but has it's limitations.
It mostly checks the programs - not the drivers. And BSOD's are mostly caused by drivers.

So, if you've got a program/piece of hardware that's on the OK list - but you've got bad drivers - it's gonna tell you that it's OK.

We need the BSOD files to help tell what's causing it.

Lebon14 · 27 Dec 2009

usasma, he told (post #19) that he removed two piece of RAM that were different from the two others and said that everything was going A-OK. It was because of the RAM.

Never mix speed. Also, if possible, try to get the same brand, same speed and same timmings. It will run better and avoid problems.

evilgod905 · 28 Dec 2009

yee thanks guys for everything

richc46 · 28 Dec 2009

Quote: Originally Posted by evilgod905

yee thanks guys for everything

Happy New Year to you and your loved ones.

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

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