Blue screen and vista 64 bit

It may be related to reserved system memory for the onboard video, either not enough or too much.

Could also be not enough system memory, you didn't mention your memory specs or type?

I do not use memtest86 anymore to test Windows operating systems, it can give you a clean bill of health when actually you're not OK at all!

Microsoft has a Memory Diagnostics program with advanced features designed to test for Windows weakness, you can download it from MSFT.

Or Here> http://www.pcworld.com/downloads/file/fid,64964-order,1-page,1/description.html

This download is actually a bootable CD ISO creator, and it works with Vista.

And also your memory timings and also possibly your memory voltage settings could not be set right in your BIOS setup, which can also lead to these types of problems.

I would suggest looking up the memory timings and voltage settings from you memory manufacturers website, and comparing them to your actual M/Bs settings.

Thank you I'll try ...

Hi have a got at this site you can get recovery cds, boots discs and help with Vista and Xp

http://www.user-guides.co.uk/asp/search.asp?keywords=vi...

My RAM : AENEON 2 * 1 GB DDR2 667

I checked my memory RAM with Microsoft Memory Diagnostics and there was 0 errors .

I changed memory timings .

The manufacturers website said about my memory " Designed to run at
standard 1.8V " BUT in my MB I can't put this voltage .

http://www.legitreviews.com/article/691/3/

AND I couldn't solve the problem until now .

ANY solution