Windows BSOD Problem

Widdower989 said:

Golden said:

What is the source of the installation media? Original DVD or a copy?

I boot from an Original Windows 7 Home 64bit disc.

I don't "think" its an overheating issue, i finally got into Windows XP 32 bit, just had to put a PS2 keyboard in to get into friends work hdd, and it has been running for 2 days now, then i formatted it and installed my original Windows XP 32 bit and it loads just fine but i still no matter what i do can install my original Windows 7 Home 64 bit for some reason which i would desperately like to do so i can use all 8gb of memory i have. I ordered a new Western Digital Black 1TB 64mb cache drive and it gets here this Monday, will try it on that when it gets here but would still love to be able to install Win 7 64bit on my WD 500GB Blue drive if at all possible.

Golden said:

In BIOS, is the controller set to AHCI?

I cant find anywhere in BIOS to change or edit this nor to see what its set to at all.

Golden said:

Can you refer to the manual? Look under an option like "Advanced" or similar.

These 2 listings are the only thing i see that have anything to do with the hdd and i dont see anything about AHCI
G41-M7 BIOS Manual
5
SATA1/2 Dev ice; IDE Channel 1 Master/Slave
BIOS SETUP UTILITY
Main
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Select Screen
Select Item
Change Option
General Help
Save and Exit
Exit
+-
F1
F10
ESC
Select the type
of device connected
to the system.
SATA1 Device
LBA/Large Mode [Auto]
Block (Multi-Sector Transfer)[Auto]
PIO Mode [Auto]
DMA Mode [Auto]
S.M.A.R.T [Auto]
32Bit Data Transfer [Enabled]
Device :
Type [Auto]
The BIOS detects the information and values of resp ective devices, and these
information and values are shown below to the name of the sub-menu.
Type
Select the type of the IDE/SATA drive.
Options: Auto (Default) / CD/DVD / ARMD / Not Installed
LBA/Large Mode
Enable or disable the LBA mode.
Options: Auto (Default) / Disabled
Block (Multi-Sector Transfer)
Enable or disable multi-sector trans fer.
Options: Auto (Default) / Disabled
PIO Mode
Select the PIO mode.
Options: Auto (Default) / 0 / 1 / 2 / 3 / 4
DMA Mode
Select the DMA mode.
Options: Auto (Default) / Disabled




AND


G41-M7 BIOS Manual
4
Floppy A
Select the type of floppy disk drive installed in your system.
Options: 360K, 5.25 in / 1.2M, 5.25 in / 720K, 3.5 in / 1.44M, 3.5 in /
2.88M, 3.5 in / None
IDE Configuration
The BIOS will automatically detect the presence of IDE/SATA devices. There is a
sub-menu fo r each IDE/SATA device. Select a device and press <Enter> to enter
the sub-menu of detailed options.
BIOS S ETUP UTILITY
Main
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S elect Screen
S elect Item
G o to Sub Scr een
G eneral Help
S ave and Exit
E xit
En ter
F1
F1 0
ES C
IDE C onfuguration
Con figure SATA C hannels [ Before PATA]
Leg acy IDE Chann els [ SATA Pri, PA TA Sec]
> SAT A1 Device
>
Hard Disk Write Pr otect [ Disabled]
IDE D etect Time Ou t (Sec) [ 35]
SATA2 D evice
> IDE Channel 1 Ma ster
> IDE Channel 1 Sl ave
ATA/I DE Configurat ion [ Enhanced]
Options
Disa bled
Comp atible
Enha nced
ATA/IDE Configuration
This item allows you to control the onboard IDE controller.
Options: Enhanced (Default) / Compatible / Disabled
Configure SATA Channels
This item allows you to control the SATA channel configuration sequence.
Options: Before PATA (Default) / Behind PATA
Legacy IDE Channels
This item appears only when “ATA/IDE Configuration” is set to “Compatible”.
Options: SATA Pri, PATA Sec (Default) / SATA Only / PATA Pri, SATA Sec /
PATA Only

Also just put in my brand new Western Digital Black 1TB 64 MB Cache hdd that arrived and i still have the same problem when it gets right before the splash to click install/repair screen it gives me the BSOD with the same error.

essenbe said:

Widdower989, There is a way to change, but it really shouldn't matter. When you get to the where do you want to install windows, do you see tour hard drive, and how many do you see?

It literally BSOD's right before that screen ever appears. Also now the stop code changed slightly after i flashed bios, instead of:

STOP: c000021a status of 0xc0000001 0x001003f0

it now reads

STOP: c000021a status of 0xc0000001 0x001803f0

essenbe said:

OK, your new hard drive do the connections look like this?

Attachment 334308

Yes and the stupid thing changed back to:



STOP: c000021a status of 0xc0000001 0x001003f0

This is the hdd i bought:

WD BLACK SERIES WD1003FZEX 1TB 7200 RPM 64MB Cache SATA 6.0Gb/s 3.5" Internal Hard Drive - Newegg.com