[Golden]

It is quite likely that the one you removed should be a faulty RAM. If you want to confirm it, there are some free RAM check tools available. For example, if you are using Windows, you can just use the Windows Memory Diagnostic tool. You may also try to run MemTest86+.which is also a good memory test tool.

You can use the Diagnostic tool that comes a long with your computer. You can access it at bootup through F8 and choosing Diagnostic tools. There is no need to download extra software as they may come with viruses.

[TimeRider]

Blue Screen of Death is somehow problematic. I had lots of BSOD issues like when I was using an old device (dangol) on my latest laptop. Also, my another old laptop gave BSOD error because of bad hard drive. There are problems and also solutions.

[Siover]

I have a laptop with Windows XP and The BSOD happens there really often . I don't like it and sometimes when I work it happens and my work isn't anymore . When it restarts I really want to broke that laptop.

[Vuluts]

@TimeRider @Siover we expect BSOD on our old PC or Laptop since they have old softwares or hardwares that may have difficulties on running them.