alpha1solo
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Hello all,
I have a Dell latitude 430 with 1.5 GIG Ram that has received several BSOD with the above message in the past several days. No changes to hardware or software that I can see. I have run extensive Dell diagnostics tests and Dell claims it is software related. I stumbled on your article below
techspot.com/vb/all/windows/t-34740-BSOD--bad-ram--please-help.html
I am going to run the Memtest86 as suggested, but as the Dell Ram test passed, I am writing this simultaneously to see if someone can help me analyse the crash dumps. I have already reseated the 512 mem and the 1GB is non removable on this model. I have run a chkdsk /f on the 80 gig 2.5 HD, checked for non-standard or newly installed SW, removed all temp files, and defragged the box. I have tried setting up the crashdmp utility on my pc, but have not been able to successfully read the contents of the dumps.
Can someone please assist?
Thank you,
Alpha1solo
I have a Dell latitude 430 with 1.5 GIG Ram that has received several BSOD with the above message in the past several days. No changes to hardware or software that I can see. I have run extensive Dell diagnostics tests and Dell claims it is software related. I stumbled on your article below
techspot.com/vb/all/windows/t-34740-BSOD--bad-ram--please-help.html
I am going to run the Memtest86 as suggested, but as the Dell Ram test passed, I am writing this simultaneously to see if someone can help me analyse the crash dumps. I have already reseated the 512 mem and the 1GB is non removable on this model. I have run a chkdsk /f on the 80 gig 2.5 HD, checked for non-standard or newly installed SW, removed all temp files, and defragged the box. I have tried setting up the crashdmp utility on my pc, but have not been able to successfully read the contents of the dumps.
Can someone please assist?
Thank you,
Alpha1solo