Windows 7 x64 Bit freeze 2 minutes in start up or BSOD

evilgod905 said:

so i cant use my other 2 sticks??

If there is a conflict, I would say no. But if you just bought them, the stores are very easy this time of year with exchanges.

Try uploading the dump files again - they aren't readable in the current upload.
The upgrade advisor is a good tool, but has it's limitations.
It mostly checks the programs - not the drivers. And BSOD's are mostly caused by drivers.

So, if you've got a program/piece of hardware that's on the OK list - but you've got bad drivers - it's gonna tell you that it's OK.

We need the BSOD files to help tell what's causing it.

usasma, he told (post #19) that he removed two piece of RAM that were different from the two others and said that everything was going A-OK. It was because of the RAM.

Never mix speed. Also, if possible, try to get the same brand, same speed and same timmings. It will run better and avoid problems.

evilgod905 said:

yee thanks guys for everything :)

Happy New Year to you and your loved ones.