BSOD right after "Starting Windows" screen goes away

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  1. Posts : 93
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       #41

    Ok, the fans should be fine, I thought normally one fan is too little but I realize you have a water cooling system.
    About the HDD cable, I don't think it hardly matters, but if you want, for testing, it might be a good idea to switch.

    Also, I researched a bit about the PSU giving out abnormally high voltages, and it is indeed not normal at all. 7 volts is simply way too high. I suggest you either borrow a psu or check if you have a spare to test it. I strongly believe its the problem. Perhaps can you try accessing the BIOS and normally there is a "monitor" tab to check voltages. Just browse a bit and see, but don't alter anything!
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       #42

    surge411 said:
    Ok, the fans should be fine, I thought normally one fan is too little but I realize you have a water cooling system.
    About the HDD cable, I don't think it hardly matters, but if you want, for testing, it might be a good idea to switch.

    Also, I researched a bit about the PSU giving out abnormally high voltages, and it is indeed not normal at all. 7 volts is simply way too high. I suggest you either borrow a psu or check if you have a spare to test it. I strongly believe its the problem. Perhaps can you try accessing the BIOS and normally there is a "monitor" tab to check voltages. Just browse a bit and see, but don't alter anything!





    This is my PSU before I purchased the newer one. Would a 450W do for testing purposes? If so what would I be looking for once installed.
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  3. Posts : 93
    Windows 7 Enterprise x64
       #43

    450W should work ok if you don't stress your computer (playing games, running CPU intensive programs). If it boots up and runs fine for long enough and you don't experience ANY of your problems, I think we can blame the PSU. If you get any problems again, tell us, as it may also be due to low power. Again, do NOT run anything demanding because it will give unexpected things.
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       #44

    It's been a few days with no problem booting and no BSOD. I haven't switched out the PSU yet though. It started functioning properly after I reseated the cables inside. Going to wait a few more days and if no problems I'll mark as solved. Thank you very much Surge and Arc for all the help and patience.
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  5. Posts : 93
    Windows 7 Enterprise x64
       #45

    No problem, I'm glad to have helped. Are you running with the 450w psu or the 750w? Anyways, I'm very happy to hear you fixed it, it was probably, after all, a loose cable somewhere.
    Last edited by surge411; 11 Dec 2013 at 08:38. Reason: Embarrassing mistake lol
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       #46

    surge411 said:
    No problem, I'm glad to have helped. Are you running with the 450w psu or the 750w? Anyways, I'm very happy to hear you fixed it, it was probably, after all, a loose cable somewhere.
    The 750 still. The 450 was lead to have caused BSOD in the past which is why I replaced it. I thought running it without stressing anything but I decided not to take the risk. Only problem I have now is the temps. Are those normal temps to have?
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  7. Posts : 93
    Windows 7 Enterprise x64
       #47

    I'm very sorry for the late response, i've been somewhat busy lately. 111F is about 40 C which isn't too hot. Were you gaming? If you were idle it may be something to worry about... are your fans working fine? Do you hear weird sounds? I mean, the motherboard itself is abnormally hot.
    Open up your case and check if every fan spins up. That includes GPU fans if yours has one.
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    Microsoft Windows 7 Home Premium 64-bit 7601 Multiprocessor Free Service Pack 1
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       #48

    surge411 said:
    I'm very sorry for the late response, i've been somewhat busy lately. 111F is about 40 C which isn't too hot. Were you gaming? If you were idle it may be something to worry about... are your fans working fine? Do you hear weird sounds? I mean, the motherboard itself is abnormally hot.
    Open up your case and check if every fan spins up. That includes GPU fans if yours has one.
    That is idle. While gaming the graphics going up to about 150 and sits there. All fans are working and that is including the gpu fan.

    Not too sure how to read this but does this mean some fans are not working?
    Last edited by cedsays; 23 Dec 2013 at 15:02.
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  9. Posts : 75
    Microsoft Windows 7 Home Premium 64-bit 7601 Multiprocessor Free Service Pack 1
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       #49

    Marking as solved since there hasn't been any reoccurring BSOD. Once again Thanks to Surge and Arc for the help. The temp. problem I believe has another section I can get assistance for. Happy Holidays!
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  10. Posts : 93
    Windows 7 Enterprise x64
       #50

    No problem for me! I'm always willing to help I'm glad to help and, maybe, I'll come to help with the temps. Only problem is that I'm so darn busy now during the holidays! Happy new year!
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