Memory_Management, BSOD

You've got to burn the iso file, not the img file.

Either CD type will work.

So do I need to format before burning and then install it on a blank CD or burn directly to a blank CD?

Update: I tried memtest and it worked, haven't finished yet but already its showing 30,000 errors and the test I made is the one that shows at startup and only did 8 tests at 55% pass.

Britton30 said:

RAM (memory):
This will require memtest on a bootable CD or USB stick.
RAM - Test with Memtest86+

Britton30 said:

If you get any errors you can stop it, no error is acceptable. Go on to the next slot or RAM stick and test.

See Part 3 of the memtest tutorial posted by Britton30 for the details on the testing procedure after finding errors. You've got to start narrowing down the source of errors.

I think I found the cause of my BSOD the sound driver, When my speaker or my headset is plugged on normal or safe mode my PC crashes its not responding when I restart and no sound device is plugged my PC is working fine.

Keep tabs on that behavior, and if you haven't already, check for audio driver updates.

Edit: Wait a minute. Just reread the prior posts here about the memory errors. You've got to deal with that first.

No BSOD's is happening now since post #69 which is 2 weeks ago. And I ran Memtest86+ again but no errors are showed. I'll keep you updated guys.