BSOD with memory stick


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    windows 7 64bit build 7600
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    BSOD with memory stick


    more often than not when i plug a memory stick in i get the BSOD crash memory dump then restarts, if i leave the stick in pc boots up fine and i can access the stick.
    this has happend with corsair and freecom sticks and with several different micro sd cards with several different card readers so seems like its the USB's rather than the memory sticks.

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    The RAM your are putting in is faulty or the motherboard slot is dead.
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    Maxheadroom said:
    more often than not when i plug a memory stick in i get the BSOD crash memory dump then restarts, if i leave the stick in pc boots up fine and i can access the stick.
    this has happend with corsair and freecom sticks and with several different micro sd cards with several different card readers so seems like its the USB's rather than the memory sticks.

    hi and welcome

    We need the dmp file. use these to find and upload https://www.sevenforums.com/crash-loc...d-problem.html

    thanks
    KJ
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    windows 7 64bit build 7600
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    i dont think you read the original post properly there Cripsy.
    thanks zigzag, do i need to convert the .dmp file to a text file? or just zip n post it?
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    Maxheadroom said:
    i dont think you read the original post properly there Cripsy.
    thanks zigzag, do i need to convert the .dmp file to a text file? or just zip n post it?
    just zip
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    thanks original post edited
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  7. Posts : 246
    windows 7 64bit build 7600
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    just read through my OP again and it does look like it could be a bit misleading,
    the problem is with usb memory stick's and not sticks of memory, ram.
    my apologies
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