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So I borrowed my Mom's cheap $5 flash drive and that one works fine. Apparently, mine is too good to use or something. I'll get the firmware updated and post back here later.
BSoD while playing video games/watching youtube/other
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New #23
I have ran the firmware update and then re-installed windows 7 pro. While updating and downloading my essential programs again, my computer BSoD'd 4 times within 3 hours. Here is the file. If you would like a list of the programs I have downloaded, just let me know.
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New #24
Now do a big test.
Install windows on another HDD, just a a test whether it is behaving the same or not.
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New #25
Just a thought, do you have only the drive you install w7 to attached when installing? that is how it should be done.
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New #26
@Britton30 No I had both my Seagate HDD and my Adata SSD attached. Because the SSD is kinda small, I move my library and some other non-essential programs onto that drive, saving space on the SSD for games and such.
@Arc do you want me to disconnect both the SSD and HDD or just the SSD when I install windows again?
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New #28
Just to make sure, I am disconnecting the SSD and installing a copy of Win 7 on the Seagate 2TB? Or would you like me to install it on another HDD ( i have a spare 320GB that I can use ) with both the Seagate and the SSD disconnected?
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New #29
It would be the best if you install windows on the spare 320 GB HDD, with all other discs unattached during installation.
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New #30
I have installed win 7 on my 320GB with no other drives attached and its been running for 5 hours with no issues. I have it full updated with a few different programs installed as well. It hasn't crashed at all, even in the spots that it crashed in before. So what's next?
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