Windows BSOD Problem

essenbe said:

OK, you only list 1 hard drive in your system. If you have more drives, disconnect 1 of the wires from each one except the one you are installing windows to. Go into bios, look at your ram timings (just the first 4) look at the frequency and dram voltage. Make sure they are the same as the stickers on the side of the ram sticks or from the manufacturers packaging or web site. Set optimized defaults. Set the ram timings, voltage and frequency, set the DVD as 1st boot device and the hard drive as 2nd boot device. Put the installation DVD in the DVD drive, save and exit. You should boot into the DVD drive. On the first screen where it says pick your language, don't pick your janguage, hold down the shift key and press F10. You will get a black command window. Type diskpart and press enter, wait for it to respond diskpart. Type list disk and press enter, If you did as instructed above you will only have 1 disk listed, it will be disk 0 (number 0 not letter) type select disk 0 and press enter, it will respond that disk 0 is the selected disk. type clean and press enter. It will respond that diskpart has cleaned the selected disk. Type create partition primary size=200 press enter, it will respond that diskpart created the selected partition. type exit and press enter, type exit and press enter again. You should be back at the select your language screen. continue. when you get to the where do you want to install Windows, close the 1st partition. That's the one you just created. select that partition and click install and see what happens.

Still cant get to that screen made sure to set everything to factory specs for the ram and still get the stop code.

essenbe said:

Ok, test 1 thing, Turn the computer off, disconnect the last hard drive and start the computer and see if the disk will boot. and if you can get to the where do you want to install windows. If you get there, cancel out and turn off the computer by holding the power switch down until it shuts down

Nope, same BSOD

If you are up for it we can do the whole typing thing on skype if that would save time instead of keep posting. If not that this way is fine, but so far yeah still BSOD even with all HDD's unplugged.

essenbe said:

Questions: where did you get the DVD? What type of connections does your DVD drive have? The same as your hard drive? If it is the same, look closely at your Motherboard or the Manual and tell me the port number the sata cable for the hard drive and the DVD drive is plugged into. Do you have extra sata cables?

I bought the Windows 7 dvd off newegg.com, as for the DVD drive the connection it has is ide cable and 4 pin molex power. I dont think it would be the cables, cause like i said i can boot/install Windows XP just fine and i load up and play games and watch movies on it, but for whatever reason i cant install Win 7 for some reason, i ran Win 7 on this pc ever since it came out just fine. I have also tried using a Bootable Win 7 flash drive but that results in the same BSOD.

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