Perovich said:
Forgive me, for I'm completely and technologically illiterate, but I purchased new computer parts. . .
Perovich said:
...installed XP and have had 0 problems ...
... if I'm ever interested in attempting to re-install Windows 7, that means it was most likely a driver/update issue, right?
Not necessarily.

Who put the system together after you bought the parts?
Perovich said:
... it's the opinion of my father (who is an electrical engineer) that something in the Windows 7 disk itself is corrupt,...
To rule out the OEM DVD you purchased as contributing factor, download Windows 7 x64 Enterprise Edition trial version ISO and burn to DVD-R with Imgburn.

Wipe the HDD with KillDisk first to remove all remnants of prior Windows OS.

If Windows 7 Enterprise Edition BSODs, then hardware is the obvious culprit.


Per0 said:
pozdrav peroviću i ja sam perović
Perovich said:
And @Per0 - I'm sorry, I only speak English
His name is the same as your screen name.


Regards. . .

jcgriff2

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