Can't install windows 7, constant crashes on registry editing restart

[VaniTS]

I'm trying to dual-boot Windows 10 (first install) and Windows 7 (the second that I'm trying to install right now). However it keeps crashing on the first restart (the one where it says its editing the registry) randomly, and also not producing a memory dump. There is no mini-dump folder or a memory.dmp file in the windows directory no matter how many times I try to get it to show up. When I start in safe mode to show the drivers it crashes on a driver called AHCIX64S.sys, however it might be the driver next over. However because its not producing a memory dump, I don't know what the next driver is.

This exact point in this video shows where the error starts happening: https://youtu.be/J4J2OcFaG2s?t=356

I have no idea how to fix this nor are any of the threads on this forum helping. If it helps, none of my hardware is malfunctioning including my SSD and secure boot is disabled, however TPM isn't. Can I get help on this? I also can't get the blue screen details because it freezes completely when I turn off automatic restart, without ever showing a blue screen, and when I have auto restart on, it doesn't freeze and auto-restarts like it says it will.
Please tell me also if this is the wrong thread, as I'm not 100% sure if this is where I should post this.

 

[SIW2]

Why do you have AHCIX64S.sys

what installation media did you use

 

[VaniTS]

I tried using one that was fully updated up to 2020, would that matter of ahcix64s.sys in there? It also had USB 3.0 drivers so I have no idea if that would matter either.

 

[SIW2]

I believe that is an amd driver. You dont want it. You could try uninstalling it from the wim image or from the image you have already applied, cant guarantee it will work.

I would use dism++ to attempt it

https://github.com/Chuyu-Team/Dism-.../download/v10.1.1002.2/Dism++10.1.1002.1B.zip

 

[VaniTS]

Would I do that to the installation media or the actual windows 7 directory?

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Also I can't figure out how to remove a driver using DISM, only detects the partition on the SSD and not the flash drive, plus no uninstall button for the driver.

 

[SIW2]

Would I do that to the installation media or the actual windows 7 directory?

either or both. Try the image you have already applied first which I asume is what you mean by windows 7 directory

some screenshots here show how to add driver with dism++. It is a simlar process except tick the driver you want To remove and click the Delete button

HERE

 

[VaniTS]

Just shows that an attempt was made to load a program with an incorrect format

 

[SIW2]

Make your own installation media

Update your Win 7 installation media

 

[VaniTS]

keeps getting marked as a dangerous connection

 

[SIW2]

dont use av that gives fps allow it

this might also relevant
Installing Win7 on an MSI MEG Z590 ACE

 

[VaniTS]

I got 7UPDATER to run but i have absolutely no idea what to put after that

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dont use av that gives fps allow it

this might also relevant
Installing Win7 on an MSI MEG Z590 ACE

Sadly isn't the same motherboard.

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Followed through the instructions, still dies at the same point to the exact same driver

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Another thing, what driver comes after ahcix64s.sys? I want to see if removing that will solve the problem

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More info, it seems to crash every single time to gets on the windows 7 boot screen. The fully updated copy uses the windows 8 PE and it doesn't crash, but i tried an earlier RTM version and it crashed when it was the 7 PE.

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Also updating doesnt seem to do anything, just crashes at the exact same point to the exact same thing.

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is solving this crash impossible or is there still a way?

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Its still not giving me a memory dump, however it is giving me a blue screen with the technical information "STOP: 0x000000A5 (0x0000000000000011. 0x0000000000000008, 0xFFFFFA801A65B018, 0x0000000020180209) with the reason "The BIOS in this system is not fully ACPI compliant. Please contact your system vendor for an updated BIOS. what do I do next?

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I finally got it solved by replacing the ACPI.sys file with a newer one that actually works with my motherboard, so none of the instructions here even mattered. However still thanks for helping!

 

[SIW2]

Because you didnt read it. If you had you would have followed the link to canonkong at win raid and found out about the acpi.sys for your motherboard. It is likely he made the one you are using.

 

[VaniTS]

I tried it and it crashed at the exact same point, so i had to take one from somewhere else.

 

[VaniTS]

Hi, I'm struggling with this again, I can't find the modern ACPI I was using nor will the link to canonkong's profile work since I can't find anything relating to my hardware.