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for some reason when i boot my computer and its loading vista just before the vista display appears a blue screen appears and then my computer restarts keeps happening over and over. This is my new build but the hardrive is for my previous machine.
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q6600
msi p6n diamond
4gig ocz ram
9800gtx antec earthwatt 500.

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this is odd, is your ram bargain ram? sound like it could eb a memory leak

Reply to dobby

nvm all i did was re install vista everything is fine now thanks tho.
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------------------------------ intel core 2 quad q6600 @3.2ghz msi p6n diamond (X-FI Extreme sound) 6gig of OCZ+CoRSAIR oc 900mhz Nvidia gtx 260 sli @ 730/1465/1250
Lite-On Blue-ray Western Digital 7200rpm 500gb Antec 500 Earthwatt Window vista 64-bit
Reply to invisik

Sounds like it was a driver thing. I had a similar issue when i somehow managed to install the ATI Tool driver twice. I still don't know how it happened, bit nonetheless it was a BSOD every time i tried to boot it.

I had to boot in safe mode and uninstall it.

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Reply to Lucuis

Not really a driver thing, but if you make a major change to the hardware (such as a new motherboard), you need to reinstall Windows so it knows which hardware it is dealing with at startup. The OP's problem was that Windows still thought he had his old motherboard.

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