Black Screen Of Death

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  1. Posts : 28,845
    Win 8 Release candidate 8400
       #21

    Bsod


    sam49 said:
    i am at the moment dowloading the image file again from microsoft.
    The file details i have tried to attach to this post.
    The iso file name is 7100.0.090421-1700_x86fre_client_en-us_retail_ultimate-grc1culfrer_en_dvd.
    I have no antivirus or firewall running as it is a clean install.
    I have put my system spec in my profile but i carnt see them so here they are again

    Intel core 2 duo 6600 2.40 Ghz with 2 meg ram. Nvidia Gforce 8600 GT graphics card.
    I have no onboard VGA graphics just the Gforce

    The hard drive I am installing to is a 80Gig SATA and I formatted it with Ntfs

    Reagrds to you all
    The ISO appears to be valid.

    Good luck re-installing

    Ken
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  2. Posts : 140
    Windows 7 Professional 64 Bit
    Thread Starter
       #22

    Hi Guys
    At last i am on Windows 7 RC.
    I followed Orbital Shark instruction on how to boot windows into safe mode and it started with no problems.
    Great Advice.
    this was with the original insalation iso. i did download another but i have not needed it.
    The only problem i have now is i have been to the Nvidia website and downloaded the driver for my video card but then Windows will not start and i have to boot back into safe mode.
    So has anybody got any idea as to what video drivers i need to install please
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  3. Posts : 1,179
       #23

    sam49 said:
    Hi Guys
    At last i am on Windows 7 RC.
    I followed Orbital Shark instruction on how to boot windows into safe mode and it started with no problems.
    Great Advice.
    this was with the original insalation iso. i did download another but i have not needed it.
    The only problem i have now is i have been to the Nvidia website and downloaded the driver for my video card but then Windows will not start and i have to boot back into safe mode.
    So has anybody got any idea as to what video drivers i need to install please
    You need not use the NVidia Drivers, Win7 will download the appropiate driver if you on the internet when you do the install. iF NOT THEN WHEN ON INTERNET FIND AND CLICK UPDATE.
    Now the other Question is did you burn the DVD or are you installing from HDD partition. If your burning then make sure it is NO FASTER THAN 4X.
    ON BURNING DVDS SPEED KILLS.
    Other wise i guess it is up to Orbital Shark since he has you that far...
    I'll not mess what he has done so far.
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  4. Posts : 140
    Windows 7 Professional 64 Bit
    Thread Starter
       #24

    Hi guys at last i am up and running.
    I burnt a dvd and booted from that and i burnt it a 1 time speed.

    I have followed Orbital Sharke on how to boot into sfae mode and disable the video card drivers and then i can boot normally but then as soon as windows is running it installes the Nvidea drivers automaticly and then im back to square one, so how do i stop windows doing this i have downloaded the windows 7 driver from the nvideo website but that one does not work.

    So any ideas on where i go next
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  5. Posts : 28,845
    Win 8 Release candidate 8400
       #25

    bsod fixed


    sam49 said:
    Hi guys at last i am up and running.
    I burnt a dvd and booted from that and i burnt it a 1 time speed.

    I have followed Orbital Sharke on how to boot into sfae mode and disable the video card drivers and then i can boot normally but then as soon as windows is running it installes the Nvidea drivers automaticly and then im back to square one, so how do i stop windows doing this i have downloaded the windows 7 driver from the nvideo website but that one does not work.

    So any ideas on where i go next
    glad your running

    You can go into updates and unchck the driver that is giving you grief, and it will not be downloaded

    Hope this helps

    K
      My Computer


  6. Posts : 6,305
    Windows 7 Ultimate x64
       #26

    Sorry, been in the pub for a while

    I would install the latest 'Vista' GFX drivers but with compatability for Vista (right-click the exe & under compatability select Vista). Then, once installed, run Windows Update as this will show that there is an update for your GFX card. Right-click the driver & select 'Hide Update', this will stop Windows from trying to update your driver.

    It's the best option as Windows 7 is still not fully supported by any hardware manufacturer.

    Hope it helps :)
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  7. Posts : 5,705
    Win7 x64 + x86
       #27

    Are you able to get into Safe Mode with Networking support and use a wired connection to download the video driver updated from the nVidia website?

    If not, download it on a flash drive (last I remember, it was about 125 mB) and carry it over to this system. Then install it in Safe Mode?

    FYI - In XP this problem was nearly always caused by hard drive issues or video card issues. These are still major factors in Vista and Win7 - but there are other issues that can cause it.
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  8. Posts : 140
    Windows 7 Professional 64 Bit
    Thread Starter
       #28

    Hi guys,
    I have got this wondows 7 rc running but only if i first boot into safe mode then disable the GFX drivers then reboot and all is ok. I have downloaded the latest drivers fron Nvidia but when i install the driver file i get a black screen on bootup, If i ask windows 7 to update the video driver it find a different one but with the same results.

    I have also tried Orbital Shark help by right-click the exe & under compatability select Vista, but i dont get that option only to run compatability for XP.

    It looks like the windows 7 update advisor is wrong when it says my video card is ok for win 7.

    I am now on the win 7 computer and i can access the internet and use it but with a poor display, So i now think i am stuck unless i just use the basic driver included with win 7 untill nvidia release a working driver for win 7.

    regards to you all
      My Computer


  9. Posts : 28,845
    Win 8 Release candidate 8400
       #29

    black screen of death


    sam49 said:
    Hi guys,
    I have got this wondows 7 rc running but only if i first boot into safe mode then disable the GFX drivers then reboot and all is ok. I have downloaded the latest drivers fron Nvidia but when i install the driver file i get a black screen on bootup, If i ask windows 7 to update the video driver it find a different one but with the same results.

    I have also tried Orbital Shark help by right-click the exe & under compatability select Vista, but i dont get that option only to run compatability for XP.

    It looks like the windows 7 update advisor is wrong when it says my video card is ok for win 7.

    I am now on the win 7 computer and i can access the internet and use it but with a poor display, So i now think i am stuck unless i just use the basic driver included with win 7 untill nvidia release a working driver for win 7.

    regards to you all
    Your graphic card is fine. Ik works under vista, then its ok for win 7. the only thing different is the driver. So why not un-install the driver and let win 7 run without it?

    Ken
      My Computer


  10. Posts : 7
    Windows 7 32bit
       #30

    Ey i have the same problem with my Radeon HD4850...


    i have try many things like restarting the computer many times, reinstall, find new drivers. and nothing work..


    im running with Windows 7 32bit and i seems like it have many issuse...

    im use my old G-force 8800 GT card and it runs find without drivers..

    but when i put back in my Radeon HD4850 i get to Black Screen of nothing



    can some1 plz help me out here :)
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