RAM creating problems in pc can i fix it?

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Pc Specs:
OS:Windows 7 (64-bit)
MOBO: Asus M5A88-M
CPU:AMD FX-6300
PSU:Corsair VS450 watt
GPU:Zotac Nvidia gtx 1050(2gb)
HDD:WD 1TB(Blue)
RAM:(4GB 1600Mhz DDR3(1.98 usable)+2GB 10600Mhz DDR3 )and/or 4GB 10600Mhz DDR3

Hey there,
I had 4gb 1600Mhz {1.98gb usable)and 2gb 10600Mhz (DDR3)RAM but i recently bought another 4 gb 10600Mhz ddr3 RAM and installed it,it was working fine for a while as i was playing Watch Dogs 2 but after short time I started installing Batman Arkham Knight and it gave me ISDONE.DLL/UNARC.DLL error I thought the game was corrupted but then i started having problems with installing other software's then when i was reinstalling windows(formatting) i started having errors in that too after i somehow managed to format my pc and whenever i use that ram it gives that blue screen error,my problem is that the ram works fine but it prevents software's and Games from installing few files making them to function inappropriately and giving unnecessary blue screen error also if i install and uninstall that RAM,it corrupts windows("Windows Failed to start.A recent hardware or software change might be the cause.To Fix the problem:" )

Please let me know if there is any way to fix these errors so that i can use that RAM


Few images of the error i mentioned while installing windows:

https://drive.google.com/open?id=0B3vx7Ue0E8-peUs0Qml3REJEM2M

https://drive.google.com/open?id=0B3vx7Ue0E8-pVUkyQ1JwbzVnb1E

https://drive.google.com/open?id=0B3vx7Ue0E8-pTmFTc1FiUzEwcFk

While installing and uninstalling the RAM:

https://drive.google.com/open?id=0B3vx7Ue0E8-pVjhfZjBpUzhrdkk
 
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bgunner
Sounds like you are getting errors in the memory. To check this download and install Memtest86+ ( http://www.memtest.org/ ) to a CD/DVD or flash drive and run it as the boot device. This program checks for errors in the memory.

If you are running different memory sticks there is no guaranteed way to make them work properly together but these few things will help make it as easy as possible for them to work together:
1. use the slowest memory speed of the bunch. This will allow the slowest rated module stay with in its limits.
2. use the highest labeled timings. This to allows the slowest ram module stay with in its limits
3. Use the highest voltage listed on the modules. This will allow for the module that needs more voltage to have...
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Sounds like you are getting errors in the memory. To check this download and install Memtest86+ ( http://www.memtest.org/ ) to a CD/DVD or flash drive and run it as the boot device. This program checks for errors in the memory.

If you are running different memory sticks there is no guaranteed way to make them work properly together but these few things will help make it as easy as possible for them to work together:
1. use the slowest memory speed of the bunch. This will allow the slowest rated module stay with in its limits.
2. use the highest labeled timings. This to allows the slowest ram module stay with in its limits
3. Use the highest voltage listed on the modules. This will allow for the module that needs more voltage to have it.
4. make sure you run the command rate timing at 2t/2n. This is found in the ram timings and will help make it easier for more than 2 ram modules to work together.

While these are not a guaranteed fix it will help facilitate them working together.
 
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so should i try uninstalling the other working rams and should only just install the buggy ram while using this?
 
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bgunner

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OK a few questions: are you running the same exact ram sticks, meaning are the make and model the same? Were they bought as a kit, meaning both sticks purchased in the same package? Did you make sure you set the voltage and timings to what is listed on the sticker on the ram?

If you are running different ram sticks then this could be the issue. Not all ram is compatible with each other.

When running more than one stick it is always best to purchase them in the same package as a kit since they get tested together to make sure they are compatible.

If the BIOS settings for the ram are off this can cause errors in the memory creating corruption.

 
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