Random BSOD I don't know a solution

[AlejandroHPina]

so I got it to work but does the test only test the ram in the first slot or all of them? I actually got red bars (which are bad I understand) but I couldn't test anymore the screen seemed to get all messed up, and it kept switching letters and words around to where it was comprehensible, Do I have to remove the first stick and put the second stick in the first slot?, if so please elaborate what it would look like in a Dell inspiron, I don't want to be pulling the wrong thing out of its socket, I'm pretty sure I have 4 Ram slots and all are filled.

[jason2074]

To isolate the bad stick(s) of RAM, remove the paired 1 Gig or 2 Gig alternately then run memtest. The manual test also would be to use one stick only then check if bluescreens errors reappears on each module of RAM. Do you happen to experience BSOD on League of Legends game only?
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=3B9ff9ei7hk

[AlejandroHPina]

No, usually when i run videos on full screen or on high definition sometimes it just bluescreens but usually its only when i'm watching a video or playing league (only things that I've done on this computer)

[AlejandroHPina]

I can be watching videos on safe mode (with sound enabled) and I will not experience blue screens, Ill do the ram tomorrow now that I know how to do it, its quite late here,

[AlejandroHPina]

I was unclear on the first explaination, It blue screens, mostly, on League of legends, Everytime its going to happen. Occasionally on videos ( not very often) and rarely just random bluescreens while surfing on web.

[jason2074]

Reinstall and or update your network card also just in case. I do recall you have not installed any antivirus.

Edit :

No, usually when i run videos on full screen or on high definition sometimes it just bluescreens but usually its only when i'm watching a video or playing league (only things that I've done on this computer)

The dell OEM driver for chipset and video (8.64 version) seems correctly installed. Try also reinstalling the video driver. Not sure of the ATI AMD direct driver support would solve the problem at this point though.

[AlejandroHPina]

just asking before laying down, Would AVG work? If not I think I have a Kaspersky, Oh and MalwareByte found 22 errors, I already took care of them though

[jason2074]

Would AVG work?

If free, Microsoft Security Essentials is fine and more lightweight on system resources.

Oh and MalwareByte found 22 errors, I already took care of them though

Is it before the OS reinstall (09/14/13) or after?

Edit : Do you happen to use PCReg or registry cleaners? Just saw this on speccy report.

Scheduler
9/16/2013 10:17 PM;: pcreg
9/16/2013 10:30 PM;: GoogleUpdateTaskMachineUA
9/17/2013 11:30 AM;: GoogleUpdateTaskMachineCore

[Allan]

If your ram failed the test that's the problem, don't worry about anything else at this time. Identify the bad ram module and replace it.

[AlejandroHPina]

when checking my RAM do I take all out except one?

[Allan]

sure

[AlejandroHPina]

so guys I found the issue it's kind of a edited by Allanmove one of my RAM modules was not completely plugged in to the socket I think that's the issue I'm not completely sure because all my RAM modules tested  good now I'm testing all the RAM together and it doesn't seem to be faiing at all

[Allan]

Okay, thanks for letting us know. And please - careful with your language.

[AlejandroHPina]

Sorry meant to say something else im on my phone using voice typer

[patio]

Using a phone is no excuse...
Not like those were random letters.