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The thread discusses a user's intermittent Windows 7 crashes linked to ntoskrnl.exe, with diagnostic details pointing toward potential RAM compatibility issues and driver conflicts. The user provides various system details and attempts to diagnose the problem by sharing memory slot images and crash dumps. Contributors suggest that mixed RAM modules and incorrect memory timings may be causing instability, advising the user to verify and correct RAM configurations and providing troubleshooting steps to resolve the crashes.
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I have few crashes in a day.
In minidumps it always says that ntoskrnl.exe is causing the blue screens.
I dont know what do to!
I will attach those minidumps .
Please help me !

I have Windows 7 Home Premium 64 bit.
 

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Elmer
Thanks for posting the full SPD tab images (I didn't mean to nag. Honest!). OK, it's not the same batch but close enough to assume Micron had considered it good enough to be a set (or you were lucky!). A lot better than some set ups I've seen in the last 18mths!

Your RAM timings need resetting in your BIOS. It's currently set at 7-7-7-20 and should be 9-9-9-24. If you need any help with manually setting your RAM timings, feel free to ask.
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I have HP G5239sc
 

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