- Mar 12, 2015
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Hello there!
I have a PC sitting in the corner with this problem for a while. So when I boot the windows, the PC shuts down itself just when the "starting windows" logo comes. If I try to boot on safe mode, the PC loads files untill \Windows\system32\DRIVERS\amdkmpfd.sys, stays there a bit and then the PC shuts down. Version is Windows 7 professional 32-bit. The problem have been for a while.
As the processor being a 64bit, I downloaded from microsoft a new Windows 7 professional 64-bit .ISO file, made from it successfully bootable USB drive (using microsoft USB download tool), but when I try installing the Windows again, Windows loads files, and just as the "Windows is starting" logo comes up, the PC shuts down.
What could be a problem?
I have installed a new CMOS battery (as the PC alerted from it) and loaded factory BIOS.
I can go to BIOS etc. But I cannot do anything what will boot Windows in any ways, otherwise the PC will shut down.
I have upgraded the PSU from 275W to 300W.
Hopefully you can help me, this will help a lot!
Thank you.
I have a PC sitting in the corner with this problem for a while. So when I boot the windows, the PC shuts down itself just when the "starting windows" logo comes. If I try to boot on safe mode, the PC loads files untill \Windows\system32\DRIVERS\amdkmpfd.sys, stays there a bit and then the PC shuts down. Version is Windows 7 professional 32-bit. The problem have been for a while.
As the processor being a 64bit, I downloaded from microsoft a new Windows 7 professional 64-bit .ISO file, made from it successfully bootable USB drive (using microsoft USB download tool), but when I try installing the Windows again, Windows loads files, and just as the "Windows is starting" logo comes up, the PC shuts down.
What could be a problem?
I have installed a new CMOS battery (as the PC alerted from it) and loaded factory BIOS.
I can go to BIOS etc. But I cannot do anything what will boot Windows in any ways, otherwise the PC will shut down.
I have upgraded the PSU from 275W to 300W.
Hopefully you can help me, this will help a lot!
Thank you.
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