Often in a Computer Blue Screen, Physical Memory Dump, and Restart Your Own?

I copy paste this article from the blog: Polytechnic Computer Club,

Incidentally there is a friend who had a case like this, so I was searching in the Mr. Google and see this article and I ask the author for permission to publish it on my blog in the hope, I hope this can be useful for windows users and I would like terimkasih to the author, adieu.

Your computer may have experienced something like this: a sudden 'blue screen' (blue screen), no error message '... physical memory dump ...', then the computer restarts itself. So it went again and again. Only, this incident could not be ascertained, and can not be predicted. Sometimes appears, sometimes not.

Blue Screen

Blue screen
Two-three weeks I experienced a similar problem. An HP 540 laptop, 2GB of Corsair memory (1 piece). This is not the original memory / gift from the HP / plant, but has been replaced / upgraded itself, because the default memory / 1GB original charge.

Of some search results on Google, blue screen error messages were mixed. Respectively indicate the cause of the error message that is different. Unfortunately I do not pay attention to the exact words that appear on-screen error during a 'blue screen', for those not taking my laptop, but my brother. The following quote I took from Kaskus forum:

1. IRQL_NOT_LESS_OR_EQUAL (0X0000000A)
This is a scrape on the BSOD biangnya. Because generally the BSOD, this message most often appears. This error message is caused generally because they have a mismatch driver installed on komputer.Daftar Cause:
- The problem of clashing driver or do not match
- Problems Video Card, this includes the overclocked video card that exceeds the limit or you just changed your video card and have not uninstalled the old video card drivers from the chipset is different
- Problems Audio Card, including configuration errors or bugs in the sound card driver

2. NTFS_FILE_SYSTEM or FAT_FILE_SYSTEM (0x00000024) or (0X00000023)

Well, the message is at least a little "disconnected" gives an overview on where the damage is located, which is on a partition or filesystem but not in HD. We can check by checking the SATA or PATA cable or tool can check the partition with chkdsk.

3. UNEXPECTED_KERNEL_MODE_TRAP (0x0000007F)

When you get a message like this, can be caused by:
- Excessive Hardware Overclock
- Components of an overheated computer
- BIOS is corrupt
- Memory and CPU is disabled

4. DATA_BUS_ERROR

This message is caused because of the possibility that memory or the memory slot on the motherboard is damaged.

5. PAGE_FAULT_IN_NONPAGED_AREA

Due to hardware malfunction, including main memory, video card, or memory in the processor (L2 Cache)

6. INACCESSIBLE_BOOT_DEVICE

Due to an error in the wrong hard drive jumper configuration, boot sector virus, the wrong IDE controller driver, or chipset driver error.

7. VIDEO_DRIVER_INIT_FAILURE

The error occurs on the video card driver installation is less than perfect, restart during the installation or can also occur because of errors in the installation of the driver.

8. BAD_POOL_CALLER

This error can occur because of errors or incompatible drivers. Often occurs when installing XP from an upgrade, or rather of the new installation.

9. PEN_LIST_CORRUPT

This message is caused due to damage to RAM

10. MACHINE_CHECK_EXCEPTION

Caused by a defective CPU, or an aggressively overclocked, and the power supply to power shortages or damaged.

This laptop a week ago had been hospitalized at the Service Center. At that time there were two kinds of damage, the blue screen (physical memory dump) like this, and the hard drive suddenly unreadable. Now been replaced with new hard drive, but the disease was still blue screen appears.

My guess, is this because the only one 2GB memory chip it? What must be added another 2GB of one piece, so balanced? Or changed to 2 x 1GB? What is the actual cause of blue screen? Is there an application / program that error? Or it must replace the memory? Arghh .., if the latter is, hopefully not! How do you think?