Help - New mother board install now cannot boot into New Windows Install after installing MOBO Drivers

[jeguzik]

Ok, need some help here. I installed a new Gigbyte MOBO / I7 into my pc. Did a fresh installation of Windows 7 and booted a few times to complete the installation. Noticed my NIC was not working so I installed the driver files provided by Gigabyte. Now my PC is failing to boot into windows. The PC posts, however Now I cannot get into the BIOS to change any settings. It seems like my Keyboard inputs will not allow me to get into the bios or boot options. I hit the delete key, but nothing happens. It passes the BIOS test and then attempts to load windows and then shuts down. Confused, you help is appreciated.

Thanks,
Jason

 

[Matteo De Vellis]

Ok, need some help here. I installed a new Gigbyte MOBO / I7 into my pc. Did a fresh installation of Windows 7 and booted a few times to complete the installation. Noticed my NIC was not working so I installed the driver files provided by Gigabyte. Now my PC is failing to boot into windows. The PC posts, however Now I cannot get into the BIOS to change any settings. It seems like my Keyboard inputs will not allow me to get into the bios or boot options. I hit the delete key, but nothing happens. It passes the BIOS test and then attempts to load windows and then shuts down. Confused, you help is appreciated.

Thanks,
Jason [/quot

how big is your psu? it could be turning off because of the power supply

 

[jeguzik]

700w

 

[Matteo De Vellis]

700w

and the GPU? what is your GPU?

 

[jeguzik]

MSI R4770 CYCLONE Radeon HD 4770 512MB 128-Bit GDDR5

The video card was installed when I reinstalled to OS. The OS was stable and booted fine about 5 times before I decided to install the MOBO drivers from the CD that came in the packaging.

 

[Matteo De Vellis]

MSI R4770 CYCLONE Radeon HD 4770 512MB 128-Bit GDDR5

The video card was installed when I reinstalled to OS. The OS was stable and booted fine about 5 times before I decided to install the MOBO drivers from the CD that came in the packaging.

hm, I cant see what the problem is? can u send me a list of the full specifications. that GPU uses very low amount of power so the problem isnt the psu. try the system without the GPU and use 1 stick of ram and take out unnecessary parts like storage devices (except the boot drive) see if it works then, now try putting each part back in one at a time. if the boot is successful add another part keep doing that until it doesnt work anymore