I didn't add memory. I know that it is not recommended but I bought computer with this memory and for two years it worked without any problems.
"if you have installed any driver from these programs please uninstall them a.s.a.p."
But I don't know which drivers have been installed by driver booster.
Let's face to the BSOD you get first,
Code:
BugCheck C5, {fffff8a014876888, 2, 0, fffff80003fac127}
*** WARNING: Unable to verify timestamp for netr28x.sys
*** ERROR: Module load completed but symbols could not be loaded for netr28x.sys
Probably caused by : [COLOR=#ff0000]netr28x.sys[/COLOR] ( netr28x+4b94f )
That is your Realtek / Mediatek Adapter for Wireless RT 3290
Within the very small Stack there is absolutely no interaction of any other software visible on your machine like
Daemontools / Elby
IO.. whatever
Virtual Box
Acronis
nor is the ram blamed for malfunction
link above to the original Vendor for your WLAN as no OEM writes any driver by itself, so it is safe to grab it from the Vendor and not the OEM.
btw: @Axe0
Windows Update has a previous release of drivers which work but not with the full functionality, they are not the best and
should be taken only as a fallback.
Memory:
none of the RAM's are original, but fulfill proper the Specs HP gave for the Machine, see page 55.
http://h20565.www2.hp.com/hpsc/doc/...359405&docLocale=en_US&docId=emr_na-c03765776
Mixing RAM is not as critical as it was in former Years ™ unless its a performance machine for gaming or construction (Workstation)
Your Win7 is not original if its Home because it was shipped with Win7 Pro, it is a probook, at least reinstalled with some parts of HP left over, which are usually
found in HP machines, not in your's.
> Now I can't install updates. I have error 80080005.
Access denied what can be caused by numerous things, AVG and others but the minidumps will never point to that problem.
in this particular case you can / should follow the advise of @Axe0,
for fixing the BSOD you should investigate in a driver for the failing WLAN as linked above.
Why Mediatek? := simple because RALINK was purchased by Mediatek about 2 or more years ago.
for clearing up failures a full dump is required.
regards
Michael
