Recent content by Shar888

I've checked and the speed for my ram is supposed to be 1333Mhz, however my BIOS is telling me it's running at about 1666Mhz or around that. It also displays a message telling to me to "Clear CMOS in order to fix wrong memory speed problem". Would you recommend clearing the CMOS? If so, how...

That's the point I'm trying to make. I have disabled the automatic restart and it still happens. The error is not a BSOD per se. It is some kind of an unwanted and unexpected restart. That seems to be why there are no minidumps or anything for me to use to try and find out what is causing the...

Sorry to hear you're having this problem too. I've realised that I had a one off Blue Screen which was caused by Rdyboost.sys however that is not the cause of the problem. I've fixed the rdyboost.sys problem however the restarts do not cause a minidump to occur. This obviously means it's a lot...

First of all thanks for all of your answers so far. It doesn't seemed to have worked, as I am still experiencing crashes. All my drivers are also now up to date. I'm also having some problems creating new minidump files, making it hard to tell if the issue is still related to Rdyboost. Any...

My build number is 7600. I've attempted to update most of my drivers to the most recent version and most of them are up to date. I'll let you know if deleting rdyboost.sys has worked or not.

Apparently it is already disabled for all of these, however I am still getting random crashes. From what I can tell the reason is still RdyBoost.sys, although I will look into this a bit further to make sure. Edit: I have deleted the Rdyboost.sys file from windows/system32/drivers. (I have 6GBs...

Unfortunately I cannot find Rdyboost.sys in the Services list, which is one of the reasons I asked for help on these forums. Can anybody provide me with an idea of where I can find Rdyboost.sys apart from in the Windows/system32/drivers file? Also is it safe to simply delete this?

Hi everybody, I'm having a problem with a new computer I bought with Windows 7 (64bit) installed. At seemingly random points in time it will crash on me completely. I've managed to find out from a dumpfile that the likely cause of this problem is something called Rdyboost.sys I've managed to...