That is a Ram issue. Have you tried adjusting the voltage on the ram. It will
do that if it is to low or to high.
"Duncan" wrote:
[Quoted Text] > Did you try doing what they suggest and removing some RAM before installing?
> If you're not comfortable opening your computer case, get a knowledgeable
> friend or a computers shop to do it for you. Of course, if you for some
> bizarre reason have only one piece or RAM (1x4GB - rare!) that won't work.
> An alternative is seeing if you can slipstream the Microsoft Patch into the
> install disc (consists of copying the entire DVD to your hard drive, looking
> for instructions on slipstreaming patches into Vista, and then reburning the
> DVD).
>
> I find it curious that you'd get that error, as the 64-bit versions are
> limited to 128GB of RAM unlike the 4GB limit for 32-bit.
>
> Cheers!
>
> "Nightwings" <Nightwings[ at ]discussions.microsoft.com> wrote in message
> news:F12EAFB8-5313-4A90-9F3B-407511E8F8D8[ at ]microsoft.com...
> > After the install, the PC reboots then I end end up with a blue screen
> > which
> > either says irq not equal or less at the top or it's another stop error
> > but
> > it's always these same two.
> >
> > I know there some thing about 3 or more gigs of RAM, I have 4. But the fix
> > for that is a KB929777 update for this problem but how do you install this
> > update if you can't get the windows installation to finish. I'm only
> > making
> > it past the first installation step where it uses the dvd.
>
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