Memory is brand new, never had a problem on both XP and Linux. I never get a
BSOD while running Vista just sometimes when I boot it up it gets past the
loading 2 seconds later.. Here comes our old friend.. BSOD..Cannot read the
message but I could see for the split second a lot of text for a BSOD..
It could be a memory problem but its hard to believe since its only four
months old...Crucial Ballistix PC8000 DDR2 2gb
"Stan" <> wrote in message
news:el$...
> It could possibly be your memory acting up. I originally had only BSOD's,
> error message flashing for a split second then reboot, until I took out
> one of my gigs of ram. I tried everything to try to remedy this and get
> both installed again and finally contacted my memory manufacturer. They
> had me RMA the memory and everything is fine now, same part number, etc.
> They surmised that the memory was ready to fail and that Vista was working
> it harder than Win 2000 did when both would work seemingly fine.
>
> Might be something to check.
>
> Stan.
>
>
> "mathersalan" <> wrote in message
> news:...
>> This happens a few times when I restart the PC. Sometimes It don't, but
>> it gets a bit annoying it will go past the boot menu and the Vista boot
>> screen a few seconds later a BSOD could not read messages because the
>> system will reboot a second later. This occurred 4 times out of the 15
>> reboots in the past week. I am thinking a glitchy display driver for my
>> Nvidia 7950gt? Not so sure though, does anyone else have that same
>> problem?
>>
>> Asus P5B Deluxe, nv7950gt, C2D E6600, 2gb pc28000,Win. Vista Business
>> 32bit
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