- Jun 27, 2013
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My brother is going out to college and is giving me his tower and graphics card. It's a BFG GeForce 260 and a big step up from the card currently in my computer, the one I built out of scavenged parts. ( AKA its crap) Anyway I wanted to upgrade to Win7 64bit from my 32bit version, so I backed up the zeroed my drive with the Guttman method using DBAN. I hooked everything up in the new case and new card and booted with the windows disk in the drive. I got a message that a, or multiple USBs were over current. I had never gotten that error before so I shut down for an hour to research. When I came back and booted, I only got past the page that lets you into the BIOS before the screen went black and the computer shut itself off. Now it does this every time. Never having this problem before, I ask here. I beleive it's an ASUS P5Q mobo, off the top of my head. I probably made a trivial mistake when hooking something up, and I can provide pictures and specific info, but if anyone has any insight on this, I really need it.
Thanks
Nintendork
Thanks
Nintendork
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