[Help] Blue Screen Crashes?

[NoPeace]

If you can't boot up, then your motherboard has died.

Or a dead CPU or dead RAM or a dead PSU. Can be any one of the 4. =P

not really either a dead harddrive all dead ram but the last thing i would say is a fried board!

You don't need an HDD to boot a computer. The first PC's didn't come with HDDs but just floppy drives.

Hell you can load Dos or Unix/Linux right into RAM and be all set to use the computer.

NoPeace - out

 

[Bejike]

Yeah, either way I'm pretty fucked. I'm most likely gonna get this repaired then build my own PC over time. When my friend takes a look at it I'll reply here to report the problem.

 

[username1]

this one is also good
Memmonster By magellas

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Marketing fluff. You can tell from the huge amount of random 'keywords' in the title there. (A "ram doubler" does not exist, it's just not possible.)

You just can't test all the RAM in Windows, since the OS's kernel and other unmovable areas occupy some of the RAM. This is why memtest86+ works directly in pure DOS and can test almost all of the RAM.

 

[Bejike]

Thank you everybody for your help. I researched all of your theories and only one turned up to be right. My Hard Drive, did indeed develop bad sectors, as username1 said. So i bought a new hard drive and everything seems to be working smoothly. So I just want to thank everybody for your help. =]

 

[Mazo]

Bejike, you could have used a program called Spinrite on it. Works wonders