Bought New components, PC wont boot on windows disk, i have no idea what is wrong.

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pickler55

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after my PC took a fall off of my desk it wasnt working at all so i recently bought a brand new motherboard,SSD,and PSU. now that i have it all hooked up i try to boot off of my win7 disk and it always bluescreens after the windows is loading files screen is done. I have no clue what is wrong, help!
 
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1. Your Windows disk may be an upgrade version. Download another Windows version/edition from Microsoft to see if it boots. A Windows 10 insider preview http://windows.microsoft.com/en-us/windows/preview-iso or a Linux distribution, a Rescue and Recovery CD like Hiren's Boot CD or UBCD, to detect and initiate the SSD.
2. Windows may not detect a HDD... you may need to initiate the SSD
3. The most likely cause: Your BIOS may need to be configured to detect the SSD... HDD controller settings set to AHCI or IDE Mode.
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1. Your Windows disk may be an upgrade version. Download another Windows version/edition from Microsoft to see if it boots. A Windows 10 insider preview http://windows.microsoft.com/en-us/windows/preview-iso or a Linux distribution, a Rescue and Recovery CD like Hiren's Boot CD or UBCD, to detect and initiate the SSD.
2. Windows may not detect a HDD... you may need to initiate the SSD
3. The most likely cause: Your BIOS may need to be configured to detect the SSD... HDD controller settings set to AHCI or IDE Mode.
 
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