I have a problem when I start my computer;
I just had Windows 7 Home Premium installed along with a 1 tb. Western Digital Hard
drive, and 2 - 1gb.sticks of Kingston ddr2 memory along with my old memory that
I am still using which is Supper Talent PC2-6400 T800UX2GC4- 2 sticks ddr2. I have a total of 4 gig now. I turn on my computer and it starts to boot and you see on the black screen with the lettering that says memory frequency 667 MHZ at dual channel interleaved, and
then it stops loading at that point , so then I push restart and it boots correctly to the
desktop screen. When I have this problem and push restart it always boots correctly
to the start screen. This boot problem does not happen every time I start the computer,
but it happens enough that I would like to fix this problem. I asked this question before
on the forum, and some one asked if I had changed or added memory I did not have all
the info in that post at that time. I also ran mem test 86-150 and it found no errors with the memory I have installed.
Any advice would be greatly appreciated.
I just had Windows 7 Home Premium installed along with a 1 tb. Western Digital Hard
drive, and 2 - 1gb.sticks of Kingston ddr2 memory along with my old memory that
I am still using which is Supper Talent PC2-6400 T800UX2GC4- 2 sticks ddr2. I have a total of 4 gig now. I turn on my computer and it starts to boot and you see on the black screen with the lettering that says memory frequency 667 MHZ at dual channel interleaved, and
then it stops loading at that point , so then I push restart and it boots correctly to the
desktop screen. When I have this problem and push restart it always boots correctly
to the start screen. This boot problem does not happen every time I start the computer,
but it happens enough that I would like to fix this problem. I asked this question before
on the forum, and some one asked if I had changed or added memory I did not have all
the info in that post at that time. I also ran mem test 86-150 and it found no errors with the memory I have installed.
Any advice would be greatly appreciated.
If you really want to try and fix it then go back to the previous memory configuration (i.e. take out the new memory) and see if it boots normally. If it does then the motherboard is having some sort of cold boot issue vis a vis the memory. Maybe a minor tweaking of the memory settings might help. Some motherboards don't like all 4 slots filled and you have to ease the timings to get all 4 working well.
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