Windows 7x86 clean install crashes + out of range error


  1. AG22
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    windows 7 x64
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    Windows 7x86 clean install crashes + out of range error


    my system specs are as follows:
    c2d e6750
    gt 220
    4gb ddr2

    BSOD pops out as soon as windows is finalizing settings wen installing win7 x86..
    currently using winXP without any prob!!!
    thx...
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  3. Darryl Licht
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    AG22 said:
    my system specs are as follows:
    c2d e6750
    gt 220
    4gb ddr2

    BSOD pops out as soon as windows is finalizing settings wen installing win7 x86..
    currently using winXP without any prob!!!
    thx...
    Welcome to the sevenforms AG22!

    Please properly fill in your system specs when you have a chance... it may help us help you!

    What version of Win7, and where did you get it?

    Many times BSODs during install are the result of an old BIOS revision, update yours to the latest revision and try again!
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  4. AG22
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    thx for the shift response..
    my system specs are as follows:
    c2d e6750
    mobo abit fp in9 sli
    2gb ddr2 single channel
    gt 220 1gb
    HDD SATA Seagate 320gb
    IDE Samsung 160gb
    Gigabyte Superb 460w psu
    Display: Viewsonic 19" display + Sanyo LCD TV 32"
    well my bios is up to date with the last driver update on Abit website! am tryin to install win7x86 RTM but no help..as i mentioned above its only when windows is finalising setup that BSOD appears n setup fails afterwards.
    tried to install windows vista sp2 x86, same error appears.. only winXP seems to be working.(i have flashed CMOS, everytime before clean installation)
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  6. Darryl Licht
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    Just for kicks try a custom install and then delete any and all partitions... then continue with install.
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  7. AG22
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    ok Darryl, gna try it!
    Btw am finkin my graphic card may be the route cause for this situation. I have been using HDMI for my HTPC. Is there any side effect of heavily using HTPC??
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  8. Darryl Licht
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    AG22 said:
    ok Darryl, gna try it!
    Btw am finkin my graphic card may be the route cause for this situation. I have been using HDMI for my HTPC. Is there any side effect of heavily using HTPC??
    Not with your setup!
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