As a side note
If you have bad memory,,, (which you need to run Mem diags on each stick individually to isolate the bad stick)
There is no point in continuing diagnostics of other parts as bad memory could (not saying will) but could give you false information.
Fix the RAM problem first then continue other diags.
Agreed. No need going any further until you fix the RAM problem. Anyting else is chasing air.
OK I'll do the ram first and then I'll reply here ..
thanks for the appreciated help everyone post here .
i took my pc to the hardware store, fixed the RAM problem and everything is working very fine now..
(I didn't think that the RAM would have been the reason behind my problem)
With abundant thanks..
MacGyvr
sygnus21
Tepid
gregrocker
I really appreciate it>:)
Yes, bad RAM can cause any or all of the following
Glitchy system (Freezing, BSOD's, Lockups, random stuff)
Corrupted Data
among other things
I'll be here always to learn :)
thanks for all ya member
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