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When I install vista os the blue screen appear in monitor(Dumping physical memory in disk).
i used (...80gb sata HDD)
(...533mhz DDR2 1GB RAM)
(....LG sata DVD writter)
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providing the actual dump message will greatly increase the chances of a correct diagnostic of the problem. (yes the message actually tells us why it goes to physical mem dump) other than that i'd check the fans and fins for dust buildup (causes overheating)
sounds liek you installed some hardware the pc did not like. plossibly memory that is not supported or video card that is not supported (some thing that a core item to the pc operation).
If this is not the case, one of these core items is faulty it sounds like. Another possibility might be some corrupted software like the OK throwing up kernal errors (blue screens). I would try to boot in safe mode to see if it happens there. If so, you will either have a hardware issue or OS one.. try the repair installation to see if it helps any. after that is looks like some hardware swapping.. hope that helps
Stan Skaggs
This happens when knowingly or unknowingly an memory that is not to be accessed is accessed or a electrical violation of a port of the computer occurs...
Depending on what operating system you are using, I suggest repairing the operating system. For windows xp here is a guide that you can follow http://www.michaelstevenstech.com/XPrepairinstall.htm.
For windows vista http://www.bleepingcomputer.com/tutorials/tutorial148.html
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