RAM is defective? Windows 7 64 bit broken

**Dexte Nash** · 07-16-2012, 11:06 AM

Hi all, My Windows 7 is still only make problems, it started to install it I NEN Vista driver for a Lexmark X1180 have, but also at the same time the system is booted. After installing the Lexmark driver, the system is already at the screen where you enter the password without the blue screen crashes, now I had two blue screens and have also tried to write down both, BAD_POOL_HEADER and APC_Index_Mismatch, currently I'm in Safe Mode with Networking .

**Devin Marsh** · 07-16-2012, 11:07 AM

That would be a good opportunity for the Lexmark software to uninstall it or to use System Restore?

**Baker Kertzen** · 07-16-2012, 11:08 AM

Hi, the driver is already back down and the accompanying program also but it goes merrily on with the blue screen, NEN new again: System_Service_akzeption spelled correctly, did not create restore point and would then install new more question is whether that makes sense or whether the connected hardware defect exists.

**Arnos Cronje** · 07-16-2012, 11:09 AM

Lad you sometimes blue screen view , that can read dump files and see me, which marked red lines are post this, maybe we get around to reinstalling however, if you have configured the system is not big like a clean install of course, quickly eliminate the problem.

**David fernando** · 07-16-2012, 11:09 AM

Well, nothing wild / so exotic, the first approach would probably for mich_ times the RAM settings in the BIOS to check and take CAR times the manufacturer's value (eg 1.5V) to set fixed, even graphics drivers can sometimes be reinstalled.

**Charles Warner** · 07-16-2012, 11:10 AM

If time permits: RAM and disk outside of Windows to test, that of ner boot CD RAM sounds like Swatcher said, not unlikely, test drive would be too easy to exclude really about. Then Windows on it again, only drivers for internal matters the latest download, if you took earlier from CD and then Linx + Furmark then, y'know, at least then, obs is the hardware.