I don't think it's a virus or other malware. Another 'new stuff' issue is, if you have installed something power consuming, like a new graphics card, and your PSU is getting a hiccup. This might be 'some job', because returning won't necessarily bring old drivers back = you have to install them. In case you have a restoration point, you could go back to a point where it all worked. Of course, there's the question if you have installed new programs. Next, I come to think that you might give a download manager a try, like Free Download Manager it might be able to pass some problems: Eventually and hopefully, you've recognized the faulty one. until you have tried all sticks in SLOT#1.

if it works, fine, if not, take that stick out, put the next stick in slot 1.Ĥ. You could try MemTest, but this one should run overnight, 'as long as possible':Īn alternative to the time consuming MemTest is, if you have several memory sticks:ģ.

I Googled a bit, and several people seemed to have had problems with their memory. I use Free Windows Registry Repair, it's worked flawlessly: If you haven't checked it, I recommend you do. I know download is your problem, in case you need it, you have to rely on a friend, or something.

That's one problem I've never had - knock on wood.

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