So, explaining as simply as possible, my computer worked fine one day, then I turned it on the next and windows started crashing several seconds after a normal boot up. Except this crash turned the fan of my graphics card up to 100%, disabling my keyboard, mouse and screen, leaving me with the only option of resetting the computer.
After a little bit of trying and retrying, one time i tried booting the comp up and windows wouldnt even boot anymore. My SSD completely disappeared. After booting into win 7 on another HD, I was able to fix the SSD automatically through some windows disk cheker system. I wiped the SSD and reinstalled win 8. After the format, win 8 worked fine with no graphics driver installed. the moment i enable the driver, it crashes and does the fan thing all over again. Booting into safe mode, i can disable the driver and it wont crash.
Funny thing is, the next day i turn on my computer, and the SSD doesnt want to boot win 8 again. All it does is blink a cursor on the top left part of the screen until i reset and boot into the other HD with win 7.
so thats my problem.......
Motherboard MSI MS-7673
Intel i5-2500k 3.30Ghz 4 core
Win 8.1 64bit
Geforce GTX780 Ti (no OC)
After a little bit of trying and retrying, one time i tried booting the comp up and windows wouldnt even boot anymore. My SSD completely disappeared. After booting into win 7 on another HD, I was able to fix the SSD automatically through some windows disk cheker system. I wiped the SSD and reinstalled win 8. After the format, win 8 worked fine with no graphics driver installed. the moment i enable the driver, it crashes and does the fan thing all over again. Booting into safe mode, i can disable the driver and it wont crash.
Funny thing is, the next day i turn on my computer, and the SSD doesnt want to boot win 8 again. All it does is blink a cursor on the top left part of the screen until i reset and boot into the other HD with win 7.
so thats my problem.......
Motherboard MSI MS-7673
Intel i5-2500k 3.30Ghz 4 core
Win 8.1 64bit
Geforce GTX780 Ti (no OC)
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