Do you have another computer in your house that works? if so, download/make the ISO again, and use a piece of software called win2flash, works an absolute treat, but the free version does have ads on it, but this won't affect the overall outcome.
I've tried using RAM from another system that is working, and tried one slot at a time. still got the error.
I reset the CMOS, still got the error
I reset the CMOS, Set the boot device to my USB, and then tried every RAM slot (one at a time) with a RAM stick that i verified is working in another machine.
STILL get this error.
You need RAM spec'd carefully for that machine, not some from another machine.
Install the correct RAM for that machine then test RAM - Test with Memtest86+ for 5-6 passes.
You have a Hardware problem. Simple if when you install a DVD drive and you get a BSOD during the install it is a Hardware problem. RAM more then likely.
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