How many slots do you have? If four, have you tried the memory paired up in both sets of slots? Have you tried installing just one and then booting? If so, what was your result? Most motherboard manufacturers are using two different types of memory slots these days. This to prevent problems with overloading the memory controller. Only their high-end elite boards have controllers that can support four sticks at once. The two types of slots are usually set up this way: the ones closest to the the CPU can run up to 1600 MHz, the ones farther away can run >1600 MHz. I would suggest referring to your motherboard manufacturer's forums to see if they have any details. Ultimately, those forums would be more informative on the specifics about your hardware. But, still try just one and see if it boots. If it does, then shut down, and switch it out with the other stick. Repeat this for all four slots. This will verify if your slots are functioning and if your RAM is functioning. <---- Always try the easy stuff first. You'll pull less hair out this way 
Next, if everything properly booted with a single stick, go ahead and use MemTest86+ to check your memory. If both sticks pass individually, then try again with both sticks inserted in one pair of slots, then the other pair of slots. Using Memtest allows us to narrow down the options to hardware issues as opposed to software/hardware issues as it tests outside of the Windows environment. If everything checks out, there may be software issues we need to look at. I'm hoping that whatever's causing this makes itself visible at one of the mechanical checks. It's much easier to troubleshoot mechanical than it is software. 
Let us know how things turn out and/or what you find.
Corsair works fine with my motherboard and the Crucial works fine in his motherboard. He is using a Gigabyte motherboard, where I am using a MSI.
So I am left with a decision. I can't return the Crucial memory to Newegg.com where I purchased it. So will Crucial buy the memory back from me since it isn't compatiable with the MSI motherboard, or do I just have to try and sell the memory on my own to someone that doesn't own a MSI AM3 motherboard?
My friend loves the Crucial in his system. He has had great results with it. The Corsair just isn't my favorite but he has offered to trade me, or he will sell his Corsair and buy my memory so I can get something different.
Anyone care to say what they think would be the best thing for me to do since the Crucial isn't working for me!! 
