Henrik,
Did you originally install all of the Asus utilities that came with your motherboard? If so, have you since removed all of these and installed the latest versions? Also, if you haven't done this already, try turning off sleep and hibernate from your power plan.
No, didn't install the asus utilities.
Just had a few more BSODs, attaching the dumps.
Seems to be different .sys files this time - am at a loss....
Last edited by hso; 19 Feb 2010 at 01:22.
To check to see if your hardware is advised as compatible please run Windows 7 Upgrade Advisor and let us know the results ?
can you tell us what make and model of ram have you fitted and is it on the motherboard manufacturers compatible list ?
Yes, everything comes up as compatible in the win 7 upgrade advisor.
I'm using Kingston RAM - KVR800D2N5K2/4G - and yes, they are on the manufactures compatability list.
I am using microsoft firewall and microsoft security essentials as antivirus.
Have on the asus site just located a thread where a user had similar issues to me, and it was suggested to raise the power on the Northbridge to 1,4 v in the bios.
I have done so, and has sofar not had any BSODs - even doing the tasks that normally causes them....
Am crossing my fingers, and will continue testing over the weekend.
Brgds
Henrik
It seems to be the solution. Have been running my pc 12 hours saturday, and 10 hours sunday - and not a single BSOD - brilliant.
The link is here: ASUSTeK Computer Inc.-Forum- Pc continually freezes with "Memory Remap Feature" enabled
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