A week ago I bought a new 8gb Kingston 1600Mhz (99u5471-037.A00LF) stick to upgrade my machine wich previously had a 4gb Kingston 1333Mhz (9905471-011.A00LF) and an DH61WW motherboard.(I am using both sticks.)
Everything was running smoothly until the first BSOD the day after. I found out then that my BIOS was outdated and only with an update it would support 16gb of RAM instead of the 8 it used to. I updated my BIOS and then it worked again.
After 4 days of daily BSODs, I decided to look online for a solution, so I tried reseating the RAM, switching slots, testing the computer with only one of them on etc.
Until today that I decided to change the timing on the BIOS settings. So I looked on AIDA64 for the compatible timings and both of them had 8-8-8-22 or 24, I don't remember exactly. And looking at the BIOS settings I found out that they were running at 10-10-10-22 at 1.5V, then I changed it to 8-8-8-22 and saved. Now my computer turns on for a couple of seconds and then turns off.
I tried taking off the motherboard battery for half an hour without sucess.
Edit: Got it working after changing the pins to recovery mode and then to normal mode again.
Edit 2: New problem, I've got it working after changing the pin a couple of times, but now my problem is different.
Lately my computer has been having BSODs caused by some .sys files( including dtsoftbus01.sys, MijXfilt.sys and ntoskrnl.exe).
I have ran a 5 passes memtest86 test and no errors were found. I'm running Windows 7 x64
Do you have any idea what is happening ?
Minidump: https://www.dropbox.com/s/vydfvlhdh0so0q9/Minidump.rar
Everything was running smoothly until the first BSOD the day after. I found out then that my BIOS was outdated and only with an update it would support 16gb of RAM instead of the 8 it used to. I updated my BIOS and then it worked again.
After 4 days of daily BSODs, I decided to look online for a solution, so I tried reseating the RAM, switching slots, testing the computer with only one of them on etc.
Until today that I decided to change the timing on the BIOS settings. So I looked on AIDA64 for the compatible timings and both of them had 8-8-8-22 or 24, I don't remember exactly. And looking at the BIOS settings I found out that they were running at 10-10-10-22 at 1.5V, then I changed it to 8-8-8-22 and saved. Now my computer turns on for a couple of seconds and then turns off.
I tried taking off the motherboard battery for half an hour without sucess.
Edit: Got it working after changing the pins to recovery mode and then to normal mode again.
Edit 2: New problem, I've got it working after changing the pin a couple of times, but now my problem is different.
Lately my computer has been having BSODs caused by some .sys files( including dtsoftbus01.sys, MijXfilt.sys and ntoskrnl.exe).
I have ran a 5 passes memtest86 test and no errors were found. I'm running Windows 7 x64
Do you have any idea what is happening ?
Minidump: https://www.dropbox.com/s/vydfvlhdh0so0q9/Minidump.rar
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