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The second one was the same thing. Uninstall it and any other alterations you have made to system files.
BSOD on computer after motherboard upgrade
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New #32
I have uninstalled program and restarted driver verifier at desktop now with driver verifier enabled
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New #34
Sorry to butt in, but CPU-Z shows you using slots 3 & 4 for your memory. Is that what the manual recommends?
You are in good hands with essenbe, just tossing that into the mix. :)
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New #36
Most boards don't care, as long as you're using two "paired" ones for Dual-Channel. But you never know...
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New #37
I have not seen anymore bsod i work 12 hour shifts so have not been able to work with computer for to long but i have to check my manual about ram i think i originally had them in slot 1 and 2 but when getting bsod i switched them trying to make sure slots were not bad will try to do more with computer in morning when i get off work
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New #39
essenbe is correct on the Ram slots. The most frequent mistake people make is placing them next to each other instead of staggered. (See pic)
Swapping them is not a bad idea, though Asus recommends using the blue slots for the best chance at compatibility and stability. CPU-Z says you're in Dual-Channel, but they miss one one in a while. Sorry if all of this is irrelevant, but it never hurts to ask.
A couple screen grabs from the manual for your board:
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New #40
I will check when i get off as to the ram being staggered i have them in every other slot right now i never install directly side by side not sure why it says it like they are side by side and not sure but i thought i had them in the blue slots but i will check then
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