windows stoping at random points help needed please

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    You should still be able to use one module even if they are a set.

    What about the other steps I laid out? Did you go through them?
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    i have tested everything but removing the graphics card or only have 1 stick in will try that later on tonight and see how it goes could it be that i dont have all the driver for the motherboard as can only find some of the downloads for it there maybe be more for it as when i got the machine it was on xp and worked fine then i had to format and it hasnt worked since
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    Are you able to get into device manager to see if there are any driver problems? They show up with yellow exclamation marks if they have problems. You can right click any problem devices -> click properties -> click details -> and get the hardware ID through the property drop-down menu. That should help find any drivers that are missing.

    It's possible this is the problem if your motherboard is old enough, but Windows 7 usually finds drivers pretty reliably upon installation.

    What motherboard do you have? rc4107ma-8krs2? rc4107ma-8krs2h? rc4107ma-rs2? rc4107ma-rs2h?

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    i have just tryed tghe mboard disk as found it and installed win xp and it has started to work fine i think it doesnt like win 7 or vista for some reason
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    and the mboard is rc4107ma-8krs2h and all the drivers i can find are for win xp
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    It may be that it is too old to work with Windows 7. That is the first time I have encountered that, though.

    It also may have needed to have drivers installed in 7 through a different method to work: install XP drivers in Windows 7 and update drivers if possible.
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    i did try to install trhe drivers in 7 but they wouldnt so installed them on win xp was thinking if it works on xp first then upgrae to 7 it might still work azny ideaas if it will ?
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    Unfortunately, the XP to 7 upgrade does not keep things intact and is more like a clean install of Windows 7. You are welcome to try it to see, though.
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    i have been using windows xp on the computer that has the problem with windows 7 for months now and it works fine i have run the windows 7 upgrade advisor and it doesnt show any hardware that is incompatable other then the lan which just has new drivers for windows 7 is there npart of the wsoftware build that is in win 7 that is not included in win xp that could been causing the hang as it also works in windows 7 safe mode as well
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