Windows 7 BSOD (error code included)

Ajdrumsalot · May 24, 2014

Allllllright! Here I am again asking, you, the community, for your assistance. This build is nothing short of a train wreck, as it seems, with the problems I've been facing. So, as you may have seem before, I dealt with a motherboard issue, which I'm proud to say is now resolved (after jumping through numerous hoops...
...I just bought a new ASUS MAXIMUS VI HERO.
ANYWAY. My problem I face, now, is: I've installed Windows 7 x64 bit properly via booting through the CD drive first (blah blah blah) well, nonetheless, it's installed. I started experiencing BSODs when I improperly installed my graphics card BEFORE downloading any drivers and didn't download any of the drivers for the graphics card. Idiot, I know, dumb move on my part... but it's been resolved via a fresh windows installation. So now I'm left with this situation. I went and installed the drivers for everything (mobo, windows update, other misc. drivers, etc.) BUT some, or even most, of my Windows Updates are failing to install. I started out with 160 with the brand new installation. I install 10 at a time, no more no less. Some install, some do not. So there's that. my graphics card is not currently installed, no drivers, nothing. The code I am faced with is:

STOP: 0x00000124 (0x0000000000000000, 0xFFFFFA80090C5028, 0x00000000BF80000000000000000124)

I do realize and am well aware that this is typically a hardware issue. But as I've read, it usually deals with either the RAM and or the CPU temp. BUT I have a total of 7 fans? Including the CPU fan (stock CPU fan with the pre-installed thermal compound) So, I mean, how? lol. Otherwise I believe I ran a test on the RAM before and it came out fine, although I cannot remember which test I had ran...

I will post pictures upon request. You name it and I'll post it for you. I'm not a genius nor am I dumb, but some assistance would be great. I do most of this stuff at work (as a Manufacturing Technician) buuuuut never face any of these issues there so.. haha.
Thanks!

Motherboard: ASUS Maximus VI Hero
CPU: Intel i5-4670k LGA1150
GPU: ASUS GEFORCE GTX 660
PSU: Corsair RM750 "Gold"
Hard drives: Samsung 125gb SSD
Western Digital 1TB Hard drive
RAM: Corsair Vengeance 240pin 2x4GB 1600 9x9x9x24
DVD drive: ASUS
Case: Rosewill THOR

scout_03 · May 25, 2014

unplug the 1 tb drive and remove 1 ram module and start the system .

Ajdrumsalot · May 25, 2014

All I get is this

scout_03 · May 25, 2014

you need to do a windows repair with the cd this for the error code http://support.microsoft.com/kb/2261423/en-us

Ajdrumsalot · May 25, 2014

Bump-
So unfortunately it will not boot via the Windows 7 CD even if I choose to launch from the disk first. Remember, I do have the HDD and one stick of ram disconnected.

Ajdrumsalot · May 26, 2014

Bump bump-
So I ran one last memory test I could possibly do overnight, and these are the results...

this is with both sticks in it.

scout_03 · May 27, 2014

the ram pass the test put back in the hdd also does the ssd have the os or it is on the hdd .

Ajdrumsalot · May 27, 2014

The OS is on the SSD, using the HDD as cache etc. So after I ran the RAM test I decided to just clean boot the system, again, because not all of windows updates have been installing correctly. So I clean booted, and tried doing 3 windows updates at a time instead of originally 5, thinking I was overloading the system.

Still failures.
Still blue screening.

I feel like I'm SOL.

plast0000 · May 27, 2014

Ajdrumsalot :

Allllllright! Here I am again asking, you, the community, for your assistance. This build is nothing short of a train wreck, as it seems, with the problems I've been facing. So, as you may have seem before, I dealt with a motherboard issue, which I'm proud to say is now resolved (after jumping through numerous hoops...
...I just bought a new ASUS MAXIMUS VI HERO.
ANYWAY. My problem I face, now, is: I've installed Windows 7 x64 bit properly via booting through the CD drive first (blah blah blah) well, nonetheless, it's installed. I started experiencing BSODs when I improperly installed my graphics card BEFORE downloading any drivers and didn't download any of the drivers for the graphics card. Idiot, I know, dumb move on my part... but it's been resolved via a fresh windows installation. So now I'm left with this situation. I went and installed the drivers for everything (mobo, windows update, other misc. drivers, etc.) BUT some, or even most, of my Windows Updates are failing to install. I started out with 160 with the brand new installation. I install 10 at a time, no more no less. Some install, some do not. So there's that. my graphics card is not currently installed, no drivers, nothing. The code I am faced with is:

STOP: 0x00000124 (0x0000000000000000, 0xFFFFFA80090C5028, 0x00000000BF80000000000000000124)

I do realize and am well aware that this is typically a hardware issue. But as I've read, it usually deals with either the RAM and or the CPU temp. BUT I have a total of 7 fans? Including the CPU fan (stock CPU fan with the pre-installed thermal compound) So, I mean, how? lol. Otherwise I believe I ran a test on the RAM before and it came out fine, although I cannot remember which test I had ran...

I will post pictures upon request. You name it and I'll post it for you. I'm not a genius nor am I dumb, but some assistance would be great. I do most of this stuff at work (as a Manufacturing Technician) buuuuut never face any of these issues there so.. haha.
Thanks!

Motherboard: ASUS Maximus VI Hero
CPU: Intel i5-4670k LGA1150
GPU: ASUS GEFORCE GTX 660
PSU: Corsair RM750 "Gold"
Hard drives: Samsung 125gb SSD
Western Digital 1TB Hard drive
RAM: Corsair Vengeance 240pin 2x4GB 1600 9x9x9x24
DVD drive: ASUS
Case: Rosewill THOR

do you have ever thing attached probably?

Ajdrumsalot · May 27, 2014

I'm like, 99.8% positive because everything boots/works/etc. The only problem I face with the BSOD is under heavy workload, so it seems. If you run, for instance, Minecraft for about 3 minutes you will see the BSOD. Or if trying to download certain Windows Updates: BSOD. And that's another thing, still don't know why some windows updates are successful whereas some are not. Most of the failures are deriving from security updates, too. Some are dabbling in others.

scout_03 · May 27, 2014

do you have any other gpu on hand for test also did you try to use the gpu in slot 2 or 3 for the test .

Ajdrumsalot · May 27, 2014

I actually currently don't have any GPU hooked up. I've just been running off of the on board graphics so it's less drivers I have to root out for problems. I heard somewhere it could be a voltage issue? But I have nothing OCed yet, just on auto settings. Still wouldn't explain why the windows updates aren't downloading..

scout_03 · May 27, 2014

do you use the auto update or the option to advise you and choose the one to install with the ie browser to do this .

Ajdrumsalot · May 27, 2014

It's set to manual, no automatic updates. When first initially doing a new windows installation I purposely don't check automatic so I can see what I'm downloading.

Ajdrumsalot · May 27, 2014

Hm. But isn't that only Vista? Or is it windows regardless 7 or 8?

scout_03 · May 27, 2014

the notice for the vista is for the service pack but the error code is for all of them .

Ajdrumsalot · Jun 3, 2014

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