is ram causing bsod?

[chimado]

i have installed some wrong drivers and deleted them, now i have page on nonpaged area. is it the rams fault or is it something else?

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if they started right after the driver stuff, chances are the issue is related to that and there's a software fix.

[LienusLateTips]

What error code

[chimado]

btw windows won't boot.

[chimado]

39 minutes ago, Ryan_Vickers said:

if they started right after the driver stuff, chances are the issue is related to that and there's a software fix.

how can i do that without windows booting or another ddr4 pc in my house?

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10 minutes ago, chimado said:

how can i do that without windows booting or another ddr4 pc in my house?

If Windows is not booting at all, either it is a software problem and reinstalling will fix it, or it's a hardware issue, but there's no way to tell that without swapping one of them.  Since swapping software is generally easier, try booting up a live USB of ubuntu or something and see if that works.

[chimado]

44 minutes ago, Ryan_Vickers said:

If Windows is not booting at all, either it is a software problem and reinstalling will fix it, or it's a hardware issue, but there's no way to tell that without swapping one of them.  Since swapping software is generally easier, try booting up a live USB of ubuntu or something and see if that works.

it's a hardware issue, and i already tried booting with only one stick, should i try it with another pair of ram sticks?

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5 hours ago, chimado said:

it's a hardware issue, and i already tried booting with only one stick, should i try it with another pair of ram sticks?

If you're sure it's hardware then go through testing each component.  Could be RAM, motherboard, maybe even boot drive, etc.

[chimado]

3 hours ago, Ryan_Vickers said:

If you're sure it's hardware then go through testing each component.  Could be RAM, motherboard, maybe even boot drive, etc.

I already know it's not the boot drive and it doesn't look like it's the motherboard, I will test if it's the ram.

[chimado]

4 hours ago, Ryan_Vickers said:

If you're sure it's hardware then go through testing each component.  Could be RAM, motherboard, maybe even boot drive, etc.

just checked the ram and it's working perfectly on another system

[JakeNTech]

10 minutes ago, chimado said:

just checked the ram and it's working perfectly on another system

Pop out the CMOS battery for 5-10 mins. You say it happen after installing the drivers so its probably related to that, so try booting into safe mode.

[chimado]

5 minutes ago, fixitnow said:

Pop out the CMOS battery for 5-10 mins. You say it happen after installing the drivers so its probably related to that, so try booting into safe mode.

but i need to reinstall windows and i couldn't do it while windows was installed

[JakeNTech]

Just now, chimado said:

but i need to reinstall windows and i couldn't do it while windows was installed

What?? You can take the CMOS battery out at when the computer is off and disconnected from the mains, You need windows to boot into safe mode.

[chimado]

10 minutes ago, fixitnow said:

What?? You can take the CMOS battery out at when the computer is off and disconnected from the mains, You need windows to boot into safe mode.

so i need to take the CMOS battery out wait 5-10 mins and try to reinstall?

[JakeNTech]

1 minute ago, chimado said:

so i need to take the CMOS battery out wait 5-10 mins and try to reinstall?

No, if you already have an os then take the CMOS battery out, it probably won't help but it's worth a try. If you don't have an os then don't bother. 

[chimado]

Just now, fixitnow said:

No, if you already have an os then take the CMOS battery out, it probably won't help but it's worth a try. If you don't have an os then don't bother. 

i don't have an os, what should i do?

[JakeNTech]

15 minutes ago, chimado said:

i don't have an os, what should i do?

Just install windows and see what happens once you have drivers installed. 

[chimado]

11 hours ago, fixitnow said:

Just install windows and see what happens once you have drivers installed. 

i can't, the bsod appers when i try to

[JakeNTech]

9 hours ago, chimado said:

i can't, the bsod appers when i try to

When does the BSOD happen? before or after the first restart? 

You can either try a linux USB or just leave one stick of ram in and hope it works, Or take out the SSD/HDD you want windows on, place it in another PC and install windows but as soon as it has restarted you turn the PC off and remove the drive, just don't enter a key until you have the drive in your PC.