Hey, firstly thanx for reading this post
Ok, i baught a new PC. My old one broke. Dont know what happend, dont realy care. It was old
So I baught a new Mobo, ram, cpu. I removed my old parts and installed the new ones.
The parts are :
mobo - intel Burrage 1155 socket
Ram - 3x4GB 1333MHZ Kingston standard RAM
CPU - Intel i7 3.4Ghz 2600K
Ok so I took one of my older 80GB HDD`s and installed Windows 7 32bit it.(using another PC ofc). It booted just fine on the other PC. But when I put it in my new PC the new PC doesnt read any bootable devices.
I have tride the following to get it working:
1 - Plugging in my older working HDD
2 - Swapping SATA cables and Ports
3 - using another PC to install windows 7 on another (but also an old) 80GB drive.
4 - Using a flashdrive and the instuctions on the Intel site to update the BIOS.
5 - unplugging everything from the mobo like the frontpannel, other HDD`s.
Ive checked the BIOS, the motherboard does read the HDD`s. It doesnt read a Bootdisc...
PS - When I plug in my old HDD, windows 7 shows the "loading windows" screen, but flashes a blue screen(of death ) then restarts. The error is 0x0000007B(0xF78D2524, 0xC000034, 0x00000000, 0x000000).
PPS - when I try to install windows(XP) from a bootdisk, the computer blue screens once it says "loading windows". :/
Im stuck.. and I really dont want to take it to a shop but if I have to.. I probably will.
BTW - Im only installing 32bit until I can afford 64bit Ultimate
Ok, i baught a new PC. My old one broke. Dont know what happend, dont realy care. It was old
So I baught a new Mobo, ram, cpu. I removed my old parts and installed the new ones.
The parts are :
mobo - intel Burrage 1155 socket
Ram - 3x4GB 1333MHZ Kingston standard RAM
CPU - Intel i7 3.4Ghz 2600K
Ok so I took one of my older 80GB HDD`s and installed Windows 7 32bit it.(using another PC ofc). It booted just fine on the other PC. But when I put it in my new PC the new PC doesnt read any bootable devices.
I have tride the following to get it working:
1 - Plugging in my older working HDD
2 - Swapping SATA cables and Ports
3 - using another PC to install windows 7 on another (but also an old) 80GB drive.
4 - Using a flashdrive and the instuctions on the Intel site to update the BIOS.
5 - unplugging everything from the mobo like the frontpannel, other HDD`s.
Ive checked the BIOS, the motherboard does read the HDD`s. It doesnt read a Bootdisc...
PS - When I plug in my old HDD, windows 7 shows the "loading windows" screen, but flashes a blue screen(of death ) then restarts. The error is 0x0000007B(0xF78D2524, 0xC000034, 0x00000000, 0x000000).
PPS - when I try to install windows(XP) from a bootdisk, the computer blue screens once it says "loading windows". :/
Im stuck.. and I really dont want to take it to a shop but if I have to.. I probably will.
BTW - Im only installing 32bit until I can afford 64bit Ultimate