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Driver IRQL Not Less or Equal ahhhhhhh

Discussion in 'Windows - Software discussion' started by neptune, May 10, 2007.

  1. neptune

    neptune Regular member

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    i reinstalled all my drivers for my asus motherboard . pc worked fine for a week now i get this error again .Driver IRQL Not Less or Equal . what could be going wrong.. thanks
     
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    Check your ram is

    (a) OK If you have two sticks try running with each one alone to see if trouble disappears.

    (b) seated correctly.



     
  3. neptune

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    so one of the ram sticks could be bad

    i have 2 gig of ram

    this is pic of first slot

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    and second slot is the same


    could i stick one of the ram sticks in say ram slot 3 or 4
     
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    what is your motherboard model number? I have a feeling that to get dual channel operation you need to put 2 identical sticks in slots 1 and 3.
     
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    [​IMG]



    by the way the board has on board video which i use . i never bought a graphics card . could that be some of the problem . thanks
     
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    I have a feeling that to get dual channel operation you need to put 2 identical sticks in slots 1 and 3.
     
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    the 2 sticks that are in slot 1 and 2 are the same

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    I'll post it again

    I have a feeling that to get dual channel operation you need to put 2 identical sticks in slots 1 and 3.
     
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    so try moving the one from slot 2 to slot 3 ?
     
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    That's right. I'm not promising anything, but on many boards that support dual channel memory if you have 2 sticks you have to put them in 1 & 3. Can't hurt to try it out. Also you may have to go in the BIOS and enable dual channel. Did you get a manual with the board? It should say in there.
     
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    ok i moved the one from slot 2 to slot 3. now when i open up cpu z it still says i have one in slot 2 . i did not go into the bios . under my computer properties it shows that i have 1.96gb same as i had before . so the computer must be seeing the rAM. ? do i still have to go into the bios to change anything
     
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    Well, you could see in the BIOS what slots are occupied, and if dual channel is enabled. You should be looking in your motherboard manual for this information.
     
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    The couple of times I've had that same error,both times it was a bad stick of ram....do memtest on it and see.....
     

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