| Memory Problems |
A memory issue can be attributed to hardware problems or to lack of maintenance and not clearing unnecessary programs, which eventually leads to a stage where the Windows starts memory dump. Memory problems can range from Blue Screen and other serious errors to system crash and the system failing to recognize the installed memory. Every time you turn your PC on, the BIOS checks the system memory and therefore severe memory problems can be found quickly as they would render your PC unbootable or your screen may go blank. Some of the memory failures are as follows:
- System emitting beep sound consistently while starting
- Blue screen of Death
- System hangs up or reboots while running a large program
- System fails to install win3.1, Win95, Win98 and Windows NT
- Unstable Windows programs
- Continuous ram count while starting up
- System fails to boot-up
- HIMEM.SYS does not load
- No video display
- System hanging or rebooting after prolonged usage
