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- Jan 1, 2008
- Location
- Detroit MI
To start off, yes, I used the search option, I even used the google one too.
Vista 64 is blue screening at any point I install anything over 2 gig when its loading. It's not matter of seeing it, its a matter of not getting a blue screen when Vista loads. Alot of the stuff I read points to memory voltages and BIOS settings, so thats what I have focused on. I also installed updates and drivers with no help. I know the memory is ok as I had it running for days with it using Windows XP.
I have been working on this for hours. I have updated all that I could find, raised Memory Voltage to 2.2 as the memory needs, changed bios options, swapped every imaginable combination between the 4 sticks... One thing I don't like is this picture. Why does it show two of the slots at 1.8V, and that CAS# Latency at different timings? I'm a bit confused when they are all 5's in BIOS.
Please help!!
Vista 64 is blue screening at any point I install anything over 2 gig when its loading. It's not matter of seeing it, its a matter of not getting a blue screen when Vista loads. Alot of the stuff I read points to memory voltages and BIOS settings, so thats what I have focused on. I also installed updates and drivers with no help. I know the memory is ok as I had it running for days with it using Windows XP.
I have been working on this for hours. I have updated all that I could find, raised Memory Voltage to 2.2 as the memory needs, changed bios options, swapped every imaginable combination between the 4 sticks... One thing I don't like is this picture. Why does it show two of the slots at 1.8V, and that CAS# Latency at different timings? I'm a bit confused when they are all 5's in BIOS.
Please help!!
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