BSOD Problem on start-up, begins a reboot cycle continuously.

[clookoo2]

Don't apologize for anything man, your giving me free help, you shouldn't ever have to apologize. I saw that it says you're in college, and I understand.

I had unplugged the CD DVD Drive and started it up, but it just went back into it's regular BSOD cycle, so it isn't the disk drive, which is too bad. And if the temperature sensor is faulty, how would I fix that? or is there no way to fix it?
Also, in the BIOS it usually reads temperatures of around 11 degrees Celsius depending on the time of day, and the temperature problems only ever really happen when I'm playing a hardware intensive game.

 

[x BlueRobot]

You wouldn't be able to fix it, and I would suggest now, unplugging/disconnecting anything which isn't required for Windows to boot, and then booting the computer. If it doesn't crash, then add the unplugged/disconnected devices one at a time until it crashes again.

I'll be online again tonight, around 7ish since I've got work all today.

 

[clookoo2]

It just crashes any way. I'm thinking it may be my lan adapter which is hardwired into the motherboard, so there isn't much I can do about that except get a PCI-e WLAN card to bypass the LAN card. I say this because the lan card is the only thing that I have had a problem with, sometimes after the BSOD reboot cycle the computer boots up and has no internet connection and I've had to un-install and re-install the drivers for it a few times to get it working again.

 

[x BlueRobot]

That's a good point, and just to support that, since your temperature sensor may be faulty, then there's a strong possibility that could easily may not be working either.

We've basically tested everything which you can test too.

 

[clookoo2]

Yeah, the worst part is tat I can't simply replace the part, but as I said before, I can bypass it with a PCI-e WLAN adapter. But, I my just contact the place where I bought it and see if they will send me a new motherboard in place of this one.

 

[x BlueRobot]

That's a good idea, does it have any warranty or return policy still remaining?

 

[clookoo2]

I can't imagine that it wouldn't, I just got it under a month ago, and the warranty is handled completely by msi, so I'm sure they can do something for me. But I guess if I can't figure something out with MSI then I may be stuck with a faulty Motherboard.

 

[x BlueRobot]

It should definitely have warranty or some return policy if it's only been a month.