BSOD 7e, 1e, 50, c4, c5 and more

[bohumil]

Hello good people of sevenforums

Could u please help me with this one. Im not very good with these technical things, but ill try to do my best.

PC is custom build over 5 years old, wins installed once, use for games and internet, no problem until now.

Problem - got BSOD while watching youtube, after boot BS on win logo.

Things i tried so far:
- win repair -> BS.
- F8 last good conf. -> BS.
- restoration - did some updates few days before crash, during the process got BS.
- in safe mode restored succesfuly but after boot win logo and BS.
- in safe mode did antivirus and malware tests, found 2, after boot same place BS.
- in safe mode looked online for solutions, did sfc /scannow, was fine, wanted to do the CHKDSK one but while browsing internet got BS and after this one every option in F8 menu did nothing or i got BS even safe mode.
- Put in win cd, after load win logo -> BS.
- made fresh usb install on friends pc but with same result as cd.
- hardware fun - unplugged everything, removed 1 ram, switched slot, same with second, switched graphic card, unplugged ssd+hd, tried to plug one at a time. I guess i did every possible combination even with the win cd or usb.
- did the memtest for 8 passes on both rams, no error.

At this point i was fine with fresh win install, wanted do it for some time anyway and was little angry, nothing worked and i guess i did stupid thing, went into bios and deleted my ssd where windows was and it didnt help. I think i wasnt able to give u any files or dumps from those BS before but after this i guess i cant for sure now.

The most common BS error is the 7e, sometimes 1e, 50, c5 or c4 with bonus text - device driver attempting to corrupt the system has been caught and must be replaced. I think 1 or 2 more types in the beggining but i didnt write those down.

Saw some advice to update bios, if its still possible in my case, maybe with usb, but also saw some people were against it so ill wait.

Think that is all, thanks for any help.

 

[MrPepka]

See - Blue Screen of Death (BSOD) Posting Instructions

 

[bohumil]

I would like to do that, but im afraid as i said in my post im not able to unless there is a way via usb.

 

[userandaname]

I would like to do that, but im afraid as i said in my post im not able to unless there is a way via usb.

If you have another USB and another computer then why don't you make a Windows 7 installation USB to try and recover Windows?

Let us know if that can help you.

 

[bohumil]

Yes i did that, but it gives same result as my win install cd, it loads, win logo shows and i get BS, even if i spam F8 a get the options, everything gives BS or doesnt work.

 

[userandaname]

Yes i did that, but it gives same result as my win install cd, it loads, win logo shows and i get BS, even if i spam F8 a get the options, everything gives BS or doesnt work.

Did you already have Windows 7 installed or were you trying to install Windows?

(I presume you already had Windows 7 installed but just wondering for more info)

EDIT: Check your devices to see if they are functioning properly. It could be some weird device blocking any form of Windows to boot.

 

[bohumil]

Yes i had windows 7 installed. Checked those devices. Can it be some option directly in bios that can do this maybe? Had windows on ssd which i fully deleted, maybe im supposed to change some option in order to do new install? I have asus uefi bios

 

[userandaname]

Yes i had windows 7 installed. Checked those devices. Can it be some option directly in bios that can do this maybe? Had windows on ssd which i fully deleted, maybe im supposed to change some option in order to do new install? I have asus uefi bios

Wait, you have a UEFI system. Do you have CSM turned on or do you have some weird modification for Windows 7 to boot on pure UEFI?

(I highly doubt since you can't boot from the installation media)

 

[bohumil]

Sorry for late answers, i have now very limited internet usage without pc. To answer your q i have no idea what i had i just installed windows 6 years ago and it worked for all this time, but im sure bios options were the same like now which in my case is csm turned on so unless there is something i can do within bios or some other magic only thing that might be faulty is cpu or mb i guess.