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K1LL3R833 said:

i owe a cooler master 1000watts

Yeah sorry I missed that in your sig. I was going by specs in your first post.

Voltage issues are not always related to power supply as I have recently found out.

K1LL3R833 said:

i got the BSOD everytime, only way i got passed it was to boot up with driver certification disabled. i was finally able to boot into windows 7.

Here's the main problem. There should be no reason to disable enforcement here. You probably installed some weird version of the driver at this point.

Agreed. I have never needed to do that.

system scan did not find anything.
well ill try to reinstall windows again see what happens...
ill keep you informed :)
thnx for the info though

Yeah. Your problem seems to be that you're running Microsoft supplied driver currently.

Install through device manager from NVidia's site if you haven't managed to find any other way by:

Boot to safe mode. Right click video card in device manager. Update driver software. Browse. Let me pick. Have disk. Browse. Find the .inf that the install extracted to a folder inside C:\NVIDIA

Double click on it. Hit ok and let it install. Reboot and then run setup.exe to get the control panel for NVIDIA.

Before going into safe mode, boot to bios and disable any unused ports like serial, parallel or floppy etc...

Also in device manager, see if you can find Security Processor Loader driver and disable it. You might have to set it show hidden devices first by clicking on anything first, then view at top.

Update bios and chipset drivers from Gigabyte website for best results.

K1LL3R833 said:

well ill try to reinstall windows again see what happens...

did you not have this problem the first time you installed Windows? If you did, then I don't see how reinstalling will help.

sup3rsprt said:

K1LL3R833 said:

well ill try to reinstall windows again see what happens...

did you not have this problem the first time you installed Windows? If you did, then I don't see how reinstalling will help.

Agreed.

well i tried what you told me, but it fails at installing the new drivers for the card it says:
"this operation returns because the timeout period expired"
and tells me to checkout the manufacturers site

why does your OS say "windows xp" in your system specs?

is the date and time correct on your computer?

i have dual boot
since win7 doesn't work any good i'm back in xp atm till i can find the problem
anyway off to bed for today ill try again tomorrow, thnx for the help :)