blue screen error with P4C800-e Deluxe

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Clay

I am getting a blue screen allot of times....and the computer is just
setting there doing nothing....not playing a game or anything....it gives an
error message about 50 numbers long....just built this computer and need
help
 
Clay said:
I am getting a blue screen allot of times....and the computer is just
setting there doing nothing....not playing a game or anything....it gives an
error message about 50 numbers long....just built this computer and need
help
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The benefit of the BSOD is the error message that it delivers.
The information describes the type of stop error, where it might
have occurred and perhaps even the system file that is related
to it. Just what are the top 4 or so lines of the blue screen?
And also what OS?
 
Clay,

As Mistoffolees says, a little more info won't hurt.
Model & Version of Motherboard.
CPU make, model.
Bios settings: have you loaded defaults and is that what you are running
off? If not, what are the settings then?
Memory: Make model, speed, size # sticks, slots etc.
Graphics card: Make, Model.

You can prepare by going to http://www.memtest86.com/ getting memtest86 and
running it for a minimum of say 2 full cycles. It should not report any
faults. If it does, then there is a memory issue. This will take quite some
time - leave it over night.

BSOD info can be very helpful, but if you have memory problems (often due to
BIOS settings), this can cause *any* type of crash.

- Tim
 
Clay,
This is not normal, my P4C800-E works great never crashes. You cannot
expect for people to help you when you tell them nothing about the error,
computer or other variables. What is your hardware? What exactly does the
error entail? Did you change any BIOS settings?
 
Mistoffolees????

Tim said:
Clay,

As Mistoffolees says, a little more info won't hurt.
Model & Version of Motherboard.
CPU make, model.
Bios settings: have you loaded defaults and is that what you are running
off? If not, what are the settings then?
Memory: Make model, speed, size # sticks, slots etc.
Graphics card: Make, Model.

You can prepare by going to http://www.memtest86.com/ getting memtest86 and
running it for a minimum of say 2 full cycles. It should not report any
faults. If it does, then there is a memory issue. This will take quite some
time - leave it over night.

BSOD info can be very helpful, but if you have memory problems (often due to
BIOS settings), this can cause *any* type of crash.

- Tim
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