Did you change any bios settings or use any any overclocking software via Windows? That's common errors in changing and unstable configs.
ram problem?
not sure if this is a ram problem but here goes:
Ok,heres the problem,my vista x64 is BSOD'ing every few minutes
with various errors:
win23k.sys
driver irq not less or equal
page fault
after a little bit of time on google the general consensus is that its a memory problem,however i have run memtest on both sticks of ram for 12 hours a time,with no problems.Vista will not run with both sticks of ram,but will run fine with only one stick.could it be down to a recent windows update that has borked my system or is my mobo on its way out
Ok,heres the problem,my vista x64 is BSOD'ing every few minutes
with various errors:
win23k.sys
driver irq not less or equal
page fault
after a little bit of time on google the general consensus is that its a memory problem,however i have run memtest on both sticks of ram for 12 hours a time,with no problems.Vista will not run with both sticks of ram,but will run fine with only one stick.could it be down to a recent windows update that has borked my system or is my mobo on its way out
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corruption perhaps? memtest was run at your oc'ed speed im assuming ? got an image to restore to or anything ?? rule that out? reinstall os . does it run ok stock ??
this is on a fresh install of vista at stock clocks,I have run memtest at stock speeds and also O/C but with no errors either way
Update:I pulled a spare drive out and installed linux(ubuntu ultimate) and have had no problems with running both sticks of ram,so I must assume that it is a problem with a recent windows update.The only problem is to find out which one causes the issuse with my system.Anyone else getting any funky behaviour with 4 gig and a recent windows update
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