BSOD File

richc46 said:

Just a guess, it could be the sockets and not the sticks.

How do I determine if it's the sockets and not the sticks. Or if the RAM really is bad or not?

richc46 said:

Use a good stick and try in all socket.

I think all my sticks are bad.

richc46 said:

Just a guess, it could be the sockets and not the sticks.

What if it's not the RAM and its the CLASSPNP.SYS?

richc46 said:

Use a good stick and try in all socket.

I just ran Memtest again and my RAM has been through 1 pass and 8 tests with no errors.

Jonathan_King said:

I suggest a startup repair. If that doesn't work, perhaps a system restore will.

If neither of those work, we can start diagnosing a hardware problem.

Finally after about 10-15 tries of clicking on the repair your computer in the Windows 7 disc it worked. I woke up today after leaving memtest on all night, thought I would do a repair, not thinking it would work, but it finally worked! Now I'm afraid to turn my computer off.