Thread: Bsod

It looks like RAM problem again... A. If you have more than one RAM module installed, try starting computer with one RAM stick at a time. NOTE Keep in mind, the manual check listed above is always superior to the software check, listed below. DO NOT proceed with memtest , if you can go with option A B. If you have only one RAM stick ...

I did the manual check and it still isn't working. I have an update though now when I boot it up it acts like the graphics card isn't working right. The hp screen now instead of being just Blue has white dots on it. And now when I turn it on sometimes I have to restart it 3 or 4 times just to get the monitor to come on. Any other suggestions please....

Yeah, those errors may as well mean video card RAM problems. Do you have on-board video, or separate video card?

I have a seperate graphics card it is an older model I bought it about 1 year ago. it is a Nvidia Geforce 8800gs

Try to remove the card, enable on-board video in BIOS and see, if it helps.

All right I removed my video card and hooked up my monitor to the onboard graphics card. My computer will now actually boot up and the white dots are gone. But I have am still getting some BSOD's. Could my motherboard be going bad? I wanted to add that I have also had to change my time on my computer twice in the past week which is off. Could the CMOS ...

All right I removed my video card and hooked up my monitor to the onboard graphics card. My computer will now actually boot up and the white dots are gone. But I have am still getting some BSOD's. Could my motherboard be going bad? I wanted to add that I have also had to change my time on my computer twice in the past week which is off. Could the CMOS ...

I don't think CMOS battery has anything to do with your problems, but if the computer is losing time, you have to replace the battery anyway. It looks like your videos card is bad, or the slot is bad. If you have another slot available, try that, but my vote would go for bad video card.

I took the card out and used the onboards graphic card and after I found the right driver my pc worked great. I have just put in a Radeon HD4770 and it is working great had a couple of BSOD's but I think that it is just a driver problem. Thanks for all the help.

You're welcome