4 | sanchtech
June 2, 2010 at 8:46 pm

While booting-up your Computer System.The CMOS will always check the update made to your system. When it found any, it then try to comfirm your awareness and reaction towards the new changes found. Now the ball is in your socket. You either save the value or ignore and correct the value. It is a matter of truth that progressing require the maximum amount of RAM in your system. In some cases, you have to increase the amount of RAM in your system for better performance of Windows not to talk of your application package software, before all these processing take place, RAM check has to be done for windows to perform excellently, so in a nut shell, RAM is required for boot-up. While loading, if in any aspect, the RAM is weak or at fault, the processing will have to terminate, by so the system has to find a way of escaping what every job been offered thereby causing casualties. That is where blue screen comes in. the blue screen is to show a kind of signal that your RAM as malfunction so that you don’t misinterpret what ever its the signal. BUT I PUT IN CASES. there is always different area where blue screen is used to show a sign of malfunction, depending on your case. so please state the place and what type of blue screen you saw.