3 different kinds of bsods

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dude1234

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Page fault in non paged area was the first, then i tried safe mode a couple of times and almost everything i can and now i keep getting the 0*0000007e and 0*0000000a bsods. Some days ago windows could not load my profile and i had to restart the pc to log in. I recently installed skype and a wifi stick driver. I cant boot in windows aat all and i dont have the install dvd as well. Maybe the ram is broken? Any help will be highly appriciated. I have win7 ultimate 64 bit btw.
 
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Start with a serious memory test, and see where that leads you. Especially considering that the failures are not duplicates, I would imagine you have a bad stick of memory.

I would recommend the very excellent (and free) memtest86+. Make sure you get it from their .org site. Burn the .iso to a disc and boot to it, and let it run. Let the program loop for 24hrs or to when ever memory errors start showing up. If the program doesn't detect any errors after 24hrs of continuously running, you can be 95% sure that the memory is OK.
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Start with a serious memory test, and see where that leads you. Especially considering that the failures are not duplicates, I would imagine you have a bad stick of memory.

I would recommend the very excellent (and free) memtest86+. Make sure you get it from their .org site. Burn the .iso to a disc and boot to it, and let it run. Let the program loop for 24hrs or to when ever memory errors start showing up. If the program doesn't detect any errors after 24hrs of continuously running, you can be 95% sure that the memory is OK.
 
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