Pc reboots after Windows 7 Splash

Hi im CrazyKilla

Yesterday i thought that i will update my graphics card drivers so i did, eventually it told me to restart my pc so i did, once it continued the update it told me that the update failed, so i restarted my pc again and thought ill find different drivers or something, but i noticed that my sound wasnt working neither was my internet and i also had the old white start bar and folders, i thought i was in safe mode but i wasnt, so i restarted one more time but this time it wont boot at all, once it reaches the windows 7 splash (where the 4 bubbles connect into a square and make the windows 7 logo), and even if it does it will just reboot, i tried resetting my motherboard settings, i tried goin into safe mode and i tried the "last known good configuration (advanced) but nothing seems to help

Right now the pc gets past the windows 7 splash, then both my monitors turn on, the mouse appears on the main monitor and then it reboots, also it goes into windows repair but that doesnt help

Switched my graphics cards around, my second monitor isnt being detected by pc, and still rebooting

SOMEONE HELP!!!

Try Simplifying. Remove one graphics card and one monitor. Then try to get into Safe Mode.
If you can get in, remove the graphics cards and monitors from device manager and then reboot.
Then see if you can get into Windows Normal with just the generic Windows driver.
If so, then you can start over.

I'm stumped.

Perhaps if you tried Startup Repair from the Installation DVD or Repair Disk?
Startup Repair
You might even try the Restore option from the disk.

Do you have a spare video card?

If I think of anything else I'll post back.

Try these steps to install only the graphics driver.

1.Download the preferred driver and save it to the desktop.
2.Double click the installer and you will see a screen where it will be extracted to, change that to your desktop.
3.Open Device Manager through Control Panel.
4.Expand Display adapters and right click the name for yours and choose Update Driver\Browse my Computer. Select the driver folder you just saved on the desktop. Click Next.
5. Your system should say "Windows has successfully updated your driver software".

If you get a window saying you already have the most current driver, go back to step 4 and choose Uninstall Driver software instead. Then restart from step 3.
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Some hardware tests to run.

Graphics card:
https://www.sevenforums.com/tutorials/100356-video-card-stress-test-furmark.html#post866972


Hard drive(s):
Pick one for your HDD brand or use Seatools.
7 Free Hard Drive Testing Software Tools


RAM (memory):
This will require memtest on a bootable CD or USB stick.
RAM - Test with Memtest86+

This will explain how to make a w7 install disk. Download the same version iso that you now have, otherwise it won't activate.
Repair Install

Then give this a try
Startup Repair

You will, of course, do this from another computer:

Download the ISO from Digital River that is explained in the tutorial posted by Britton30 above (Repair Install) and burn a Repair Disk/Installation Disk.

With that you can attempt these solutions.

Or you can borrow an installation disk from anyone.

Or, since you are using another computer anyway, create a repair disk from within Windows 7 (assuming the computer you are using is running the same version of Windows 7 as you have on your computer)
System Repair Disc - Create