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Thanks for the help. The problem still persists though

I tried the first part of the above message with no luck . i am not really sure how to perform the second one

my mistake I had the Maximum memory unchecked. i checked the box and it said 8192 in it . I then restarted but when I open boot window the box is still checked but the memory amount is 0 does that matter if it says 0

I didn't see any entry that says tuncatememory after i typed bcedit/enum

I reset the MoBo as outlined in my MoBo's user guide . I also removed the battery as well. the BIOS has the latest update according to the ASUS website , I double checked the sticks for compatibility and the are list as compatible with my MoBo. still no luck. After I posted my original post i...

I have them both in the blue slots.

This computer is a home build I did in 2011. Originally Win 7, recently upgraded to Win 10. When I open up the system window it says : Installed memory (RAM) 8.00 GB (3.99 GB usable) In the Task Manager window under Performance/Memory it sees 8.0 GB ,but the Memory usage graph only shows 4.0...

Thanks for the help cybercore. Before I try to change the mhz from 1060Mhz to 1066Mhz where exactly do I check what the value is, I don't see it any where in the screenshots. Also just to be sure from what I gather my timming and voltage are OK. On the Pinnicle problem should I try to update my...

I accidentally uploaded the wrong snapshots of the CPU-Z Here are the correct ones. When you say uninstall pinnicle does that mean I should not try to reinstall. That was one of the main reasons I built the computer. I wanted to edit and burn all of my older home movies to dvds

]I wanted to give a update on my computer status. It has been pretty stable since the above fixes were applied, enough so I have let my 2 teenage daughters use it. I went in and looked in the minidmp folder today and saw there has been some more BSOD. Not many though it looks like 3 over the...

First of all I wanted to give cybercore and every one associated with Windows 7 Forum a big Thank You. Your help is very much appreciated. As far as my original problem I haven't any more BSOD since following cybercore's instructions. I was able to figure out how to change the timing of the ram...

sorry about posting with no message . I hit wrong button. Not much to add though. Its my first try at building a computer. It worked fine for awhile then today BSOD . I need help obviously. Thanks