Crash Dump.

OS Windows Vista.

Just out of the blue the computer just shuts down and for a brief moment I
see data showing Crash Dump quickly counting upto 100 then a restart.
This has happened after installing two 1gb Ram (2gb) modules previously only
1gb and AVG, since then I've uninstalled it but it still surprises me.
Before installing the Ram I never had this problem.

Dave.

Uninstall the RAM and try again. If you get the same problem, replace the
RAM.

"vmax" <vmax@discussions.microsoft.com> wrote in message
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> OS Windows Vista.
>
> Just out of the blue the computer just shuts down and for a brief moment I
> see data showing Crash Dump quickly counting upto 100 then a restart.
> This has happened after installing two 1gb Ram (2gb) modules previously
> only
> 1gb and AVG, since then I've uninstalled it but it still surprises me.
> Before installing the Ram I never had this problem.
>
> Dave.

Hi Dave,

Sounds like the new sticks are either incompatible with the motherboard, the
existing sticks, or each other.

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Best of Luck,

Rick Rogers, aka "Nutcase" - Microsoft MVP
http://mvp.support.microsoft.com/
Windows help - www.rickrogers.org
My thoughts http://rick-mvp.blogspot.com

"vmax" <vmax@discussions.microsoft.com> wrote in message
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> OS Windows Vista.
>
> Just out of the blue the computer just shuts down and for a brief moment I
> see data showing Crash Dump quickly counting upto 100 then a restart.
> This has happened after installing two 1gb Ram (2gb) modules previously
> only
> 1gb and AVG, since then I've uninstalled it but it still surprises me.
> Before installing the Ram I never had this problem.
>
> Dave.

Hello Bill & Rick,

Replaced the Ram modules with the oringinal ones and it happened once in a
week, so far all is ok.