The issue re-ocurred when I got my Spyware Detector software up and running. I have informed the company. They were not able to provide an immediate resolution so I uninstalled the software and everything is working normally this morning. I installed Spybot which I had on the PC of my home network (also with Windows 7). It works fine on both machines.
My PC was crash-free last night running two sticks of RAM (4 GB total). If it makes it through the weekend then I'll be pretty confident it was something about having all 4 stick of RAM in my PC. Then I'll have to decide if it's worth my time to figure out exactly why it doesn't like all 4 sticks at once...
-HM
JJ, great, thanks for the feedback. You might want to search the System Security thread (or post your problem with your Spyware) for other recommended programs
HM, keep us posted. When you are done (and confirmed) I suggest you mark the thread as solved (right upper corner, report icon, state solved) since both problems will then be solved
Is HM not able to find any dump files because his computer is freezing instead of BSOD crashing?
It looks like someone else already reported this as solved. Regardless, for everyone's info, I haven't had a crash since I removed some of my RAM. Still not sure yet why the machine doesn't like all 4 sticks in (since the two I removed was the RAM I used when I had XP, so it's unlikely it's bad), but that's an issue to deal with at some point in the future.
-HM
Last edited by Hollow Man; 09 Nov 2009 at 12:16.
Tks HM for the update. It weill help others.
Was XP 32 or 64 bits? 64bits seems to be more picky regarding memory.
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