A true ram error will cause this issue if not corrected. It maybe the result of "heat stress" on basic or low-level quality if pushed too hard. It appeats that maybe the case, but you need to verify. With power-OFF remove or swap around the ram sticks in the PC and se if that helps or clean the innards of the PC as well. T^his overall should or point what maybe the problem. Being 1yr. old if used for gaming intensity you reached a point where something has to give. Prolonged gaming in a heat stressed enviroment finds the weakest link and causes problems. If ram stick has gone bad, replace with saimilar. But also check into better cooling plus that cleaning I've mentioned, its too important to overlook. Check all that out and come back with results.
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Trying to help my son fix his computer an ASUS Desktop running windows7. The PC crashed while playing a video game. Seems to restart as usual but then it freeze just before getting to desktop and a popup window shows up with an ERROR "Memory can not be read" it will not recognize any drivers I wanted to try to use the recovery Cd and change the boot drive to CD ROM but all drivers in BIOS are disabled,in brackets with no option to enable
I'm lost..... this pc is just over a year old I'm not an expert not a clue as to what else to try.
Any help would really be appreciated.

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