Stuck on B.S.O.D will not boot to a cursor Windows 7 Home Premium

As the title says "Stuck on B.S.O.D will not boot to a cursor"


I have read the various threads and solutions on this Forum and tried what was advised, no good


I have even tried a "hard reset" no good
I have re-seated the RAM, no good
I have even changed the RAM, no good
I can't get to "Safe Mode"
I have tried re-installing Windows 7 in the hope I could get to the "recovery area" no good
I have plugged in a "secondary monitor" just in case the screen was faulty, no good
I have tried a secondary "DVD drive" just in case the on-board DVD drive was faulty, no good
I have looked on "YouTube",no good
I have looked on Google, no good
I have tried a "computer repair disc", no good
This BSOD just came up out of the blue, I have not downloaded any MS updates, i.e. KB 2607712, KB9766098 or KB 915597 as suggested in one webpage, the reason why I know is because all I was doing online making sure I could get online and then get to Google etc.

Hi sheffieldyorky,

If you can . . .

BSOD - Posting Instructions => BSOD - Posting Instructions.

I hope this helps!

Paul Black said:

Hi sheffieldyorky,

BSOD - Posting Instructions => BSOD - Posting Instructions.

I hope this helps!

Hi Paul
Thanks for that.
Just one question
I'm typing this on my tower so with the "BSOD - Posting Instructions" that you very kindly supplied.
How am I supposed to complete items 1 through 9 with nothing on the screen ?
Sorry which is on the laptop

Hi sheffieldyorky,

sheffieldyorky said:

Just one question
I'm typing this on my tower so with the "BSOD - Posting Instructions" that you very kindly supplied.
How am I supposed to complete items 1 through 9 with nothing on the screen ?
Sorry which is on the laptop

I did actually amend my post to say "If you can . . .".

You could download the file and try running it in Safe Mode!

Hi sheffieldyorky,

sheffieldyorky said:

I can't even get to safe mode

[1] Remove the HDD and boot the computer. How many beeps do you hear [what is the message]?
[2] Shutdown the computer and replace the HDD and boot.
[3] Shutdown the computer, remove the keyboard and mouse and boot.

Hi sheffieldyorky, are you saying that you can't get into the advanced boot options [F8] at all?

Hi sheffieldyorky,

sheffieldyorky said:

No, all that I get is a black screen.
The only time that I have seen anything is when I connected the USB to SATA adapter.
What I saw was the contents of the HDD which I may add has 3 partitions, one of which is a "recovery.
partition".
Something else that I have been thinking about is because I can see the HDD surely I must be able to run something from the tower pointed to the HDD as opposed to running it for the tower HDD.

Ideally, you need to be able to open a cmd prompt, then we can run processes from there!