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As a new user l couldn't find where to start a new thread. I can get safe mode but it still goes to a bsod. I disabled the video card but still does it. I took a couple of photos of what's going on, maybe that will assist
As a new user l couldn't find where to start a new thread. I can get safe mode but it still goes to a bsod. I disabled the video card but still does it. I took a couple of photos of what's going on, maybe that will assist
To post a new thread, click on the appropriate section of the forum, e.g.; click on General Discusssion. In Forum Tools, click on post a new thread.
You still haven't identified what the actual problem is (other than it goes to BSOD).
I don't see any photos.
Please perform the procedure I mentioned in my last post and post the resulting .zip file. It's the only way we're going to get close to finding a solution to your problem.
Wonder where probuddha is?
Hello Wither2. I don't know why it's going bsod, it even does it in safe mode. I'll try to put a couple of photos on. Maybe that will help. I couldn't upload photos. It said the page couldn't handle the request. It was only .jpg file
Hello Wither2. I managed to upload a couple of photos of my bsod. Hopefully you can view them ok and work out what the problem may be. Thanks
Are you saying that when you go to Safe Mode, it immediately goes to the BSOD so you can't do anything?
Do you have any external devices connected to the system? If so, try disconnecting them.
Your system specs don't really show your system details. If it's a desktop, I suggest reseating the memory sticks and the graphics card.
Hello. I can get it into safe mode and cmd prompt but it only stays in safe mode a few minutes then goes to bsod. No external devices connected. I've had the memory sticks out to clean the contacts. Its a gigabyte mb and nvidia video card. The C drive is about 10 years old, ide type. D drive just storage. It doesn't seem to boot of C drive, I've been booting directly off the win7 disc. Its been doing that for a long time without much trouble. I've tired different things so don't know what it could be
The problem described in the BSOD is generally a hardware problem and like every other error around, is sometimes a driver problem. Since it's happening in Safe Mode, could be the hard drive or RAM.
Under the circumstances, I don't know if you could run memtest96 to check your RAM, although it would be desirable.
Can't you boot using the hard drive instead of running the disc?
If I try to boot off the hdd it just hangs on the initial dos screen so I've had to make the cd first boot device then it used to boot up ok until the bsod started happening. The C drive is 10 years old and it's possible that is the problem. Can I put memtest on a usb drive? If I can then I have to get the darn thing to stay in safe mode long enough to run it before it crashes. It certainly won't do it in normal. It often crashes 10 secs after boot up
Well, I've had to replace two hard drives on this system which is 11 years old and it sounds like your drive is kaput.
You can run memtest86 from a flash drive.
I installed memtest on a flash drive from a laptop and put it in the faulty pc but memtest seemed to want to run a test on the usb. I got it running in safe mode for about 5 min but wasn't sure what tests to do in that short time. You could be right in that the hdd is kaput. Would it be possible that the operating system on the hdd is corrupt and how to check?