BSOD After Unig External HDD, error 0x000000c5

x BlueRobot said:

That's fine then, a 32-bit operating system can only recognize 4GB RAM, therefore adding the other 2GB RAM would be pointless since Windows wouldn't recognize it.

You can mark this thread as solved if you are confident that your system is now stable :)

As I was about to mark this thread solved I randomly got a BSOD

Oddly when I checked the minidump folder no minidump file had been created...I'm pretty confident my system is much better but I'll rerun the driver check as a last precaution. I'll check back in 24 hours.

Make sure Windows is still configured to save .dmp files:

• Dump Files - Configure Windows to Create on BSOD

You could try placing the 4GB RAM stick in the other slot and see what happens :)

x BlueRobot said:

Make sure Windows is still configured to save .dmp files:

• Dump Files - Configure Windows to Create on BSOD

You could try placing the 4GB RAM stick in the other slot and see what happens :)

Good idea I'll try that as well :)

Whatever configuration you use, make absolutely sure memtest86 does not show any errors. Even when running overnight.

Ok looks like everything is working fine...no crashes and no failed Mem tests...

Thanks for the help guys! I'll be sure to post back if any future issues do pop up :)

Thanks for the update, glad to know that your system is running stable :)