BSOD - when booting windows appears at - Welcome screen


  1. bkzed
    Posts : 5
    windows 7
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    BSOD - when booting windows appears at - Welcome screen


    Hi,

    I have recently bought new computer with following configuration.

    Processor - Phenom II X4 965 3.4Ghz
    Motherboard - MSI 785G E-53
    Ram - G-Skill DDR3 1600Mhz 4GB (2X2GB)
    WD 1TB CaviorGreen
    WD 500GB CaviorGreen
    Graphics Card - ATI FirePro v3750 256mb

    I have installed Win 7, and since the first boot after installation I am getting The Blue scrren whenever I start the windows and it apperas right after the "Welcome" screen of windows. now if I remove any hard disk and start my computer again then it work without bsod. why?

    I have attached mini dump so please help me.
    I want to know whether it motherboard problem or not.
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  3. nekkidtruth
    Posts : 239
    Windows 7
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    I'm sorry I didn't quite get the last part. Did you say you remove the hard disk and no longer get a blue screen?? I'm going to assume you have more than one hard drive? Maybe you could clarify this a bit for us? :)
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  4. bkzed
    Posts : 5
    windows 7
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    No if i remove HDD I am not getting error no matter how many times I reboot it. but now if I shutdown my computer in night and try to start it in next morning I will get the BSOD again.

    Yes i have 3 HDD attached. if I use them with my another computer they work without any problem.

    I am thinking of changing motherboard, what do you think?
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  6. bkzed
    Posts : 5
    windows 7
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    Please Help.........
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  7. win7clutz
    Posts : 519
    Windows 7 Ultimate (64)
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    Yes i have 3 HDD attached. if I use them with my another computer they work without any problem.
    Sorry, just not understanding your post.

    Your first post said the problem began when you first installed Win 7. Did you run Memtest or any other diagnostic program to troubleshoot hardware at that time?

    Your next post said you didn't have a problem when you removed the HD's... With no HD's how did you boot the machine to test?

    Your next post said that they worked fine in another machine, how would you know that without reloading the OS for that hardware?

    Your last post said you were thinking 'bout replacing the MB, why would you do that without knowing it is your problem?

    Sorry, just a little confused!
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