BSOD124 On install after BIOS update.


  1. Appelmoes
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    BSOD124 On install after BIOS update.


    Hi all,

    Windows 7 works fine, exept some things. But I wanted to reinstall it after I updated my BIOS from 1.1 to 1.8.
    After it loads my working install dvd, it gives me BSOD with stopcode 124
    Its the same problem he has: windows 7 crash on install bsod stop 0×00000124 - Windows 7 Forums
    But i'm in another situation.

    Maybe I could downgrade my BIOS, but I dont know how. Or maybe ill just have to change a BIOS setting.

    Thanks!
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  3. TGSoldier
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    HI. Welcome!

    We can't start helping you until you fill out your system specifications. :)
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  4. Appelmoes
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    Windows 7
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    Sorry, specs updated!
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