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Do you have a Seven install DVD. Not one that came with the computer, but a DVD that you purchased.
Random BSODs, 100% Utilization, and Driver Issues
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New #12
Having built the computer I have my USB Installer produced with (the original MS version) Windows 7 USB/DVD Download Tool from the Retail DVD.
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New #13
Can you do this to get the file that you need?
Extract Files from Windows 7 Installation DVD
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New #14
The DVD is original retail not SP1, is this OK?
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New #15
Be sure that your windows updater is set to download drivers.Last edited by richc46; 16 Jun 2011 at 19:00.
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New #16
I have microsoft update with no advanced settings changed, just to let it download and allow me to choose when to install. I'll get all the remaining updates now. I signed into the download center where I got my original disc from and the Windows 7 Link now says SP1. I'll use Daemon Tools and 7-zip to get fastfat.sys.
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New #17
I was able to copy fastfat.sys from the Install DVD to my system folder after changing permissions. I will reboot and await instructions. The two files have the same time stamp so I am unsure if they are identical. I created a backup of the original.
[Update]Windows is updated and the system has rebooted since copying the replacement fastfat.sysLast edited by iXneonXi; 16 Jun 2011 at 18:54. Reason: Update
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New #18
Yes, the time stamps would be the same, they came from the same place. Possibly the first is corrupt.
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New #19
Well here's the reports after windows update and replacing the file.
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New #20
If you think that all the suggestions were taken care of. Use the computer and give us the new bsod reports if you get any.
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