Random BSOD usually when not under load.

Clean Install Windows 7

What is the problem?

That isn't the problem. Some older boards won't install it with more than 2GB of ram. If yours did, there is no problem. The installer will install it on an SSD just fine. There is no problem there.

TT, how old is your install disk? if it is pre SP1, try the download ISO link in that tutorial Windows 7 Direct Download Links, Official Disk Images from Digital River I believe you would want the E or the N version, I believe. Get the English Media Refresh if possible. It will explain the difference. Your key should activate it.

Yours should work just fine then, unless the disk is damaged or something. I'm not sure what is happening. How about this. Disconnect every other hard drive except the one you want Windows installed on. Just remove 1 wire from each is fine. The sata data cable is the easiest to me. Then Boot from the DVD drive, the first screen should be select your language. Do not select your language. Hold down the shift key and press F10. You will get a command prompt. I am going to give you some commands to put in it. Press enter after each one and wait for a response, I will tell you pretty close what the response should be. then install.
When the window pops up, type
diskpart
it will reply after a few seconds with diskpart
list disk
it will reply with a list of each disk, you should have only one, disk 0 (number 0 not letter), if you disconnected all the others.
select disk 0
it will reply disk 0 is the selected disk
clean
diskpart successfully cleaned the selected disk
create partition primary align=1024
diskpart created the specified partition
exit
you should be out of diskpart and back to X sources
exit
you should be back at the select your language page. Just remember to press enter after each command. If you get a whole list of commands somewhere along the way, check your spelling, diskpart is a very exact syntax. I am going to put the commands you give in Black Bold and the responses you should get in blue. Just press enter after typing all of your commands.

I have a lot more disks than you will have, but I just did one on my USB Flash drive so you can see what it will look like. If you have any problems just let me know. I selected disk 4, you should only have 1 disk, disk 0. You will notice the numbers to the far left of each disk. That's how the numbers are decided. Ask any question you want. Also, I made my command prompt blue and bold white writing so it would be easier to see. Yours will be black.

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Run the BSOD Posting instructions again and upload them, if you can.