BSOD minutes into boot

You do realize that we can only support legit MS builds for we have no way of knowing what changes the "DVD-UPDATE" guys did to it.

That is especially true since they obviously did something to get around the "activation".

My advise: Download a stock image and try that


Ken

Yea thats what im doing now.
Also did i need to reconfigure the hard drive or anything? i just took it outta my old pc and wiped and did clean install of win 7. Also my ram seemes to be being detected at 1066 even thou its 1600 but even when manually changed it makes no diff

UndiluteD said:

You do realize that we can only support legit MS builds for we have no way of knowing what changes the "DVD-UPDATE" guys did to it.

That is especially true since they obviously did something to get around the "activation".

My advise: Download a stock image and try that


Ken

Yea thats what im doing now.
Also did i need to reconfigure the hard drive or anything? i just took it outta my old pc and wiped and did clean install of win 7. Also my ram seemes to be being detected at 1066 even thou its 1600 but even when manually changed it makes no diff

Nothing special for the HD. Dont worry about the RAM until you get your system stable

Latest BSOD from retail install of Win 7

If anyones able to take a quick look at that, that would be great

i ran memtest before for 2 passes and cxame back no errors and ran file check but crashed before end

Ok ran sfc and it found corruptions but was unable to fix them i've attach the log file it produced

UndiluteD said:

i ran memtest before for 2 passes and cxame back no errors and ran file check but crashed before end

If SFC crashed you may need to do a repair install.

Ran SFC fine the second time round and reported corruptions and priovided a log which i attached to previous post

any ideas?