How to repair my Windows 7 installation after mobo upgrade

Hello,

I have upgraded my processor and motherboard.
But my Windows 7 is nolonger working:
Windows crash+restart itself during the windows 7 logo loading-screen.
Rebooting to safe mode also is not working. Safe mode does not load and it restarts my pc.

Just afterwards I found out about a utility called Sysprep.

Is there a possibility to use this tool to fix my broken windows installation ? If yes tell me how please. If no, please give me other options.

Very much thanks !

You would need to run the SysPrep on the original hardware in order for it to work to SysPrep to move HD to another computer.

The best choice at this point is to Clean Reinstall - Factory OEM Windows 7 which steps are the same for retail as it must be to reactivate Win7 on a new mobo - OEM version lives and dies with the old mobo.

If you want to prepare the old Win7 to boot on the new hardware without having the old hardware you can install to a test partition you shrink using Partition Wizard boot CD, then immediately install Paragon Virtualization Manager (formerly Paragon Adaptive Restore) CD, run it on the old Win7 partition pointing it to the chipset (Sata controller) and LAN drivers and the test install's Windows>System 32>Drivers folder. Once it's adapted, mark the old partition Active and run Startup Repair - Run up to 3 Separate Times to start it, delete the test partition.

Thanks, I already found a solution, after 5 hours of googling that was.

-Downloaded new drivers from my bios manufacturer website (asrock) (Used another computer for that)
-unzipped the drivers and putted it on my usb stick.
-I booted my windows from the CD-Rom (USB-Stick actually)
-Clicked on repair windows, then I clicked on Command prompt
- I typed:

C:

Pressed enter

dism /image:c:\ /add-driver /Driver:E:\ /recurse

c = my windows installation
E = Driver of my usb-stick

Then it loaded up all the drivers from my stick into the C:/ image.
Then I restarted my pc and he loaded up my windows, after loading my windows he was
installing my drivers in the background because it asked me three times to restart my windows to
finish drivers installations.

Very happy :)

I hope this will help others, I understand my steps are not detailed, but moderators know the steps too.

My source after 5 hours googling: http://www.dowdandassociates.com/con...ng-motherboard