Need to fix bsod (gpu maybe?)

MrBlindman99

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I recently bought a new gpu (3870x2) and whenever i start my pc, i get a bsod. I dont get it when i start in safe mode. The blue screen STOP message is this: Stop: 0x0000007E (0xC0000005, 0x93910F1E, 0x8E1C3B40, 0x8E1C383C) that is the message. Any help is appreciated
 

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Windows vista 32 bit home premium, i dont have the driver installed yet (i cant because of bsod), my bios is up to date, and i have a 150gb with 30gb left and a 500 with 400 left
 

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It will boot into safe mode. Ive tried installing drivers through safe mode but ccis detection driver always fails and causes it to stop. Also i do not know what Avast is so i doubt i do
 
Avast is a virus scanner and can also inc a firewall. You cant do much in safe mode because most things are disabled. Inc services

I could have a look if you want with teamviewer. www.teamviewer.com since u can get into safe mode, but you'll have to boot into safe mode / networking so it'll get online

You'll see what I'm doing, if you want me to check it out install that send the id and password it gives u to me in a PM
 
errr look in programs and features or whatever this version is. See if Avast is there. Or whatever virus scanner you did install

Or go to start/run type in msconfig look under startup. Tell us whats there. Or is ccleaner on this PC?

I doubt the cards are the prob or it wouldnt work in safe mode. But I would say its something in startup thats crashing the system
 

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I dont have avast.
I have:
Windows defender
my os
Adobe acrobat
adobe reader
microsoft officw
Realplayer 32 bit
Mcafee security center
Amd dual core optimizer
Java platform se updater
Super charger (its a mobo feature)
Catalyst control center
EA core
easytether
cloud panel
Monitor application

And yes i do have ccleaner
 
Disable these in ccleaner. under tools/startup

Wouldnt be surprised if its Mcafee. Its crap and the worst thing on the planet lol. Untick Mcafee security center and Java and super charger.

Programs, like that can cause crashes. I would somehow uninstall Mcafee with its removal tool. It may or may not work in safe mode

http://service.mcafee.com/faqdocument.aspx?id=TS101331

Whats My OS? What version office is installed? 2003 or previous version?

Then reboot see it can boot into windows. If not go back into safe mode
 

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Its full microsoft office with all its stuff. Vista home premium 32 bit. If it matters i have a 1000w psu with 83amps on the 12v rail. Also after uninstalling mcafee and unticking the others its still having bsod. Now its actually not showing the blue screen but it fully restarts. It gets to the screen where the loading bar is scrolling then it restarts
 
Boot back into safe mode. Go to start/run see if event viewer will run. type in eventvwr.msc. If it does go to windows log/system. Any bugchecks here?

And press windows key+pause / advanced settings / startup and recovery. Untick auto restart. Next time it reboots what does it say. It should bring something up

Did you untick Mcafee's entry, or did it uninstall when you went to programs and features?