Ok I completed the repair and it took a long time but it’s done. The crashing is still present and already have 3 new crash dumps.. It has crashed twice without generating a report as well. The screen goes blank and all the fans race.
I ran the integrity check again and that doesn’t report errors now but when I tried to install SP1 I still get the BSOD on boot up after and have to do a system restore.
What can you suggest at this point?
Thanks.
Rerun the https://www.sevenforums.com/crashes-debugging/96879-blue-screen-death-bsod-posting-instructions.html and upload the new bsod folder.
Update:
Long story short the board has died.. I'll update this thread when I receive the new board.
Hi again Magell,sorry to hear that.
I will like to ask though,how do you know that motherboard is dead?
Before you order and buy a new one do you have the time to try something first? :)
A step that it may <fix> the motherboard.
Can you kindy provide a link to the resource?
Basicly when I turn it on nothing happens now. The fans and stuff start up and then nothing. There is a little screen on the motherboard that displays the boot codes but nothing at all displays now. A reset of the bios does nothing to help, I have also tried taking the bios battery out for sometime as well. I have tried pulling all the components and that didn't help either. No error shows up at all. This happened after I re-seated the video card..
Check well all the cables.
Then try to plug the video card in other pci slot and see if that helps.
If the above steps doesnt help try these steps for flashing the bios with the first bios version for your EVGA e760 .
Find and download the oldest bios for your motherboard,the first and default bios the one that came with the motherboard.
Start the pc enter bios set it to factory default.
Then flash bios using the usb proceture.
These links may help,
EVGA X58 Classified (E760/E761/E769) - BIOS 44 Released
BIOS Flashing Guide :: USB Stick BIOS Flash for X58 SLI...
Finish restart,enter bios set it to factory default,restart,let windows to run,restart,enter bios,set again bios factory defaults,restart,let again windows to run,restart and for last time enter bios and make any changes you want,restart in windows,finish.
Tip: the usb bios flash\update method is the best and more secure.
With simple words set motherboard bios to factory defaults then flash it with the bios V.1 using a usb flash drive method.
I hope this will recover your motherboard.
Thanks for the suggestions. I managed to get it running again. There is an issue with the power supply or so I think. The configuration that I had it hooked up to the motherboard before no longer works and I have to use a different rail to get it to boot. According to someone on the corsair forums I had the cpu plugged into the wrong 12v rail but it had been working fine up until now.
Perhaps because the psu is getting older the voltage on the rails is staring to differ enough for the board to get upset by it and perhaps it has been the cause of my BSOD's.. The system is back up and running now so I'll just have to wait and see if the BSOD's still occur now that I am using different rail.
Good news! :)
And now as you said we must wait,ok then play,work as usual and post back with any results.
Will do :)
One other thing I forgot to mention was that one of my RAID drives had a Reallocated Sector Count of 3. I'll be keeping an eye on this also. The drive is a couple of years old and not sure when they happened. Only annoyance is I have to the drive from the system to check it in another because HD tune doesn't show any details in windows when they are in RAID.
Oh and still have the problem with not being able to instal SP1..
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