Windows 7: Windows 7 IRQL not less or equal blue screen

I have a major problem with my new built pc. I was running Vista before but now i installed windows 7, blue screens started to pop up and the system started to hang
The error code is
IRQL_Not_LESS or Equal
0x0000000A
0x4c616205
0x0000002
0x000001
0x8baa8db1
I have a intell core 2 duo E8200
an asus P5q-e Motherboard
Kigston 4 gb ram kit
Plz Help

After looking and your stop code, this is what i came up with.

You have a device that is trying to access memory space 0x4c616205 on IRQ 2 [IRQ 2 covers IRQ 8-15 so it could be a mouse, hard drive, optical drive, graphics card] so it can write to it. The instruction came from memory space 0x8baa8db1.

The first thing you want to do is check to make sure all of your drivers are updated to version supporting windows 7. If they do not have windows 7 compatible drivers, you can try to install vista drivers in compatability mode. If that still does not work you may not have all windows 7 compatible hardware.

You also might have some bad ram.

Let me know your results.

i cant even start windows 7 without it crashing on me

Hi and welcome

we really need the dmp file that was created. use these to find and upload it to us.
http://www.sevenforums.com/crash-loc...d-problem.html

Thanks

Ken

the system wont go into windows so i cant copy the files

or is there anyother way to copy the files
if there is plz tell me

You can copy the files using a bootable OS that allows access to the copy media
Or you can slave the hard drive to another computer - either using the inbuilt connectors or an external drive caddy.

Can you get into Safe Mode? You do this by rapidly tapping the F8 key just before the Windows Splash Screen comes up. It'll offer you a menu - select Safe Mode and press Enter.

Do you have your Windows 7 installation disk? If so, boot from that and on the 2nd screen select "Repair this computer" in the lower left corner. DON'T go past the 2nd screen if you don't see "Repair this computer"

Once in, select Startup Repair to see if you can fix it automatically.
If that doesn't work, go back in and select System Restore - and restore the system back to a date BEFORE the problem was there.

i dont have a bootable os but i might just unistall windows 7 and switch back to vista
but i hate this becaue i liked to use windows 7
anyways, if u do find a solotion plz tell me

iam not sure about this but if i istall all my drivers in vista and uprage instead of clean install would it fix the problem?

You cannot "upgrade" from Windows 7 to Vista - it just won't work.
A bootable OS is something like a Live Linux distribution - a CD that you boot from to load the OS. Then you can use that OS to copy the stuff off your Hard Drive.