Windows 7: wont Start Up after get BSOD

Hai everyone,
sorry to start another Thread.
i dont know how to find the thread which am looking for.

my problem is...
i didnt install a software before this BSOD...
just update an VGA and update my online game.
had read another on google... didnt solved my prob's



so... i had check almost all hardware.
Video card is okay.
HDD is okay.
RAM also okay.
i checked them on another CPU.

so please... i need this PC work again.sorry bad language
thanks before.

Sorry, but your post was not clear about the current state of your system. Can you currently get into Windows? If not, take a look at Troubleshooting Windows 7 Failure to Boot and carefully do each step.

If you can get into Windows, please follow the http://www.sevenforums.com/crashes-d...tructions.html to provide us with the crash reports.

thanks to answer writhziden
in my condition...
all of them running,but except for monitor only...
its still black screen and at rigth bottom yellow colour,
cant do anythink,last try i done was trying pushing numlock button to see are the keyboard's work. had try with 2 keyboard.

i cant get any bios, cant get at startup, cant see anything on screen.
but weird. all fan n HDD is working,already removed any USB drive include mouse, keyboard, portable DVD.

so what i must do on this state?

woaw i think its not BSOD. because BSOD is Blue Screen with random error code message. Try to check the VGA cable or plug your VGA cable directly to the motherboard VGA not on your graphics card. or try another monitor.

Thanks...
its solved.
my way is.
unplug them all (already done for 5 times)

but with weird way, Unplug the Power Cord after Reseat them all.
then hold power button between 30 sec or 1 minutes.
then release the power button. Plug in again the Power Cord. Turn them on.

voila... its work. Thanks.

Removing all power sources and holding the power button down for 30 seconds closes the circuit and allows all hardware to be drained of power minus the CMOS battery. The result was that you reset the BIOS hardware/software connections, and you cleared temporary memory corruption.

Glad to see the system up and running again. Nice troubleshooting!

yay.. thanks.. this because of your....