Hardware & Network TroubleshootingQuestion 98 of 100
A PC frequently shows blue-screen (BSOD) crashes citing memory errors. What is a sound diagnostic step?
a.Replace the monitor
b.Run a RAM diagnostic and reseat/test modules
c.Change the wallpaper
d.Reset the BIOS clock
Explanation
Memory-related BSOD codes justify running a memory diagnostic and reseating or testing modules to find faulty RAM. Display and cosmetic changes are irrelevant to memory faults.
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