New rig blue screen on boot

[blokeri]

Hi everyone I recently decided to build my first rig… so far not entirely successful. Here is the thing when I turn it on I passes the bios thing and then it goes to the win7 screen and it freezes for a sec then a blue screen shows up for millisecond and resets. And that’s happening again and again never completes the boot. I can go to Startup Repair to and it passes all the tests the end message on the log is "unspecified changes to the configuration might have caused the problem” and then it says below it successfully passed but again after the restart it freezes blue screen and restart. It is win7 Ultimate. Here is the funny part I have old PC with win XP home edition I switch the HDD only the HDD nothing else and it boots fine. All the components are recognized. I am sure the HDD with win7 is fine because I tested it on the old pc and it boots just fine. Btw I am testing it securely outside the box and the Open Case restart option is disabled. Please help me out here I just have ran out of ideas what the problem might be. Thanks in advance.

Here is the components info:
i7 870 2.93 standard clock and the manufacture thermal compound
Gigabyte P55-usb3 Motherboard REV 2.0
2x4gb G.SKILL Ripjaws Series 8GB SDRAM DDR3 1333 (PC3 10666)
Latency 9 Voltage: 1.5V 9-9-9-24-2N
SAPPHIRE Radeon HD 5550 1GB 128-bit
Antec 750W PSU 80+

Here some more BIOS info that might help:

+5V 5.026V
+12V 12.048V
Bios ver. F8
V core 1.168
DRAM voltage 1.568
CPU around 46 C
PCH around 40 C

 

[henydiah]

post your massage BSOD !

 

[blokeri]

it resets way too quickly for me to see it. in the event viewer shows Kernel-Power Event ID 41 but i am not quite sure if that is the problem that just could be from my manual shut downs. any ideas how to make it not reset so quickly so i can see the error when it occurs?

 

[henydiah]

can you go safe mode ? in right click my computer : properties /sytem start up/startup recovery/setting/ remove sign automatically restart /OK

when your PC BSOD u can see long time massage like 0x000000050 etc or more but u must manual reboot !

 

[blokeri]

ok i will try that in a sec. and no i cant go in safe mode it stops at classpnp.sys

 

[henydiah]

- Remove power PSU from AC, check Rail PSU with volt meter 12v / 5v/3/ etc
- Check all cable socket HDD, Power anything in the position right.
- Check your HSF maybe shaky & rolling Fan

- if u have 2 stick RAM use 1 only just check if error use other Ram
In the next time u need software memtest86+ can download in : http://www.memtest.org/
check your RAM 1 by 1 , it's all Clear, use both.

the last option : waiting your progress !

 

[blokeri]

0x0000007B (0xFFFFF880009A9928, 0xFFFFFFFFC0000034, 0x0000000000000000, 0x0000000000000000

it suggests to check for viruses and to remove any newly installed drives (thats the only HDD connected) and run CHKDSK /F

note! I am using the same HDD right now on my old PC that is Pentium D with 2Gigs of Ram if that matters at all

 

[blokeri]

i have checked the ram its all good and the PSU is good i have been using it for the last 15 days on another PC. besides when i switch to XP HDD it runs fine

 

[blokeri]

btw the win7 was already installed on the hdd before putting the parts together could that be the problem and i need to reinstall win7?

 

[henydiah]

Tap F8 repeatedly after starting the machine to get to the advanced boot screen .
Otherwise try selecting Last Known Good configuration from the advanced boot screen.

Clean Boot Vista and Windows 7 : http://support.microsoft.com/default.aspx?scid=kb;EN-US;929135



Hope it helps.

 

[henydiah]

check in bios : HHD boot SATA IDE /ACHI mode ..?
recovery is latest option !

 

[blokeri]

the clean boot did not work neither the last known good config.
what about the HDD boot SATA IDE?

 

[Unolocogringo]

btw the win7 was already installed on the hdd before putting the parts together could that be the problem and i need to reinstall win7?

This is never a good Idea.
Reinstall Windows and your problems will go away.

 

[mikej101]

the clean boot did not work neither the last known good config.
what about the HDD boot SATA IDE?

I would like to ask the question "Has this new build PC ever booted into any operating system".
It really does sound as though something is suspect in the hardware.

Remove all and any additional PCI cards and HDD's - in an attempt to get rid of the BSOD.
In the BIOS make sure the boot device is DVD or CD and run MEMCHECK off a CD.

Post the results on here

 

[blokeri]

I would like to ask the question "Has this new build PC ever booted into any operating system".
It really does sound as though something is suspect in the hardware.

Remove all and any additional PCI cards and HDD's - in an attempt to get rid of the BSOD.
In the BIOS make sure the boot device is DVD or CD and run MEMCHECK off a CD.

Post the results on here

yes i put the old HDD with Win XP Home Edition sp3 and it runs it fine, aside of the missing video card drivers but thats understandable i haven't install them on the xp

 

[mikej101]

btw the win7 was already installed on the hdd before putting the parts together could that be the problem and i need to reinstall win7?

Thinking about this - I've had similar problems with Win7 HDD installs if done with a different motherboard. I reckon you should try a clean install from the DVD - selecting to quick format the HDD and then see how it goes. Good luck

 

[bluekoala]

lol

Format re-install.

Problem fixed.

If you change MoBo, you need to format re-install.

I'll put effort in if the problem persists.

 

[blokeri]

thanks guys i really hope that will fix the problem and i will try it tonight and i will let u know

 

[blokeri]

success! got a different hdd and did a clean install of win7 and it worked seems stable too. thanks guys very much appreciated.

 

[mikej101]

Well Done - Very pleased you got it sorted