Started the new install in win 7 ultimate 64bit then freezes ,help

AddRAM said:

Your BIOS is probably fine, but for the heck of it, make sure your cdrom is set for 1st boot, your hard drive set for 2nd boot and disable the last 1 or 2. And make sure your hard drive shows up in the BIOS.

Is this a real disc your using or an ISO ?

i have :

sata1 for dvd drive
sata6 for my hdd
all other are empty.

as for boot sequence this is what i have:
1usb generic
2usb generic
3usb generic
4usb generic
5 sata hdd
6 dvd drive

i have changed to
1 dvd drive
2 hdd
all other disable.

the hdd shows there in bios.

the win 7 ultimate is legit purchased from store with key 64bit and 32 bit disks.

thanks

scrooge said:

how about your voltage setting on your memory on the link it says (Tested Voltage 1.65 ) is that what you have ?
sometimes just bumping your cpu or memory voltage up just a bit can make your system more stable.
you can try it and if it don't work change it back.

scrooge

how do i check that in bios?or where ,hmmm dont see that option on the voltage,
thanks

Give it a go and see what happens.

I wouldn`t mess with any voltage changes until you get this cleared up 1st.

AddRAM said:

Give it a go and see what happens.

I wouldn`t mess with any voltage changes until you get this cleared up 1st.

no luck,still freezing on install,gets stuck then after about 1-2 minutes shuts down then restarts.



i have found the settings for dram voltage witch are set on auto right now and they are
at 1.630 v
min:0.978v to max:1.898v

thanks

Could it possibly be your dvd drive?

Also, you should connect the hardrive to the sata 2 connector.

hmm,that can be a possibility but it worked fine before this happen.

other question for !

i have notice on my memory ram it say:

corsair
1600mhz 8gb(2x4gb) 9-9-9-24 1.65v ver2.12

now when i look in bios the voltage is on auto at 1.630v ,normally it should be at 1.650 v ?

and i see this too in bios under memory-z at "current dram channel 1 timing is at 7-7-7-20 and on the memory

sticks it say : 9-9-9-24

any clue?

thanks

have you tryed removing 1 stick of ram to see what happens?

scrooge

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scrooge said:

have you tryed removing 1 stick of ram to see what happens?

scrooge

no luck,i tried,
i even buy new 1333 2gb to test ,and still same problem,freezes at setup then shuts down.

also put new dvd drive ,same problem.

flashed bios to the new firmware same problem,

at this point i dont know ,what is it,

i will try to install win xp with all this new stuff installed to see if will it go,



thanks