I wasn't too sure where to put this so i put it here since my mobo is the asus p8z68-v lx.
My problem is that since moving my pc from one house to another something has broken.
Computer starts up fine, can access BIOS, all temps are within normal range and POST beep says everything works.
I try to boot into windows, I select start windows normally then the red and yellow orbs show and then my computer restarts.
If attempted safe mode, the driver loads until avgidsha.sys loads then it reboots (anyone know the driver after this, or classpnp.sys would be grateful)
I use a different HDD with ubuntu on it, it gets to the login screen and my screen becomes unresponsive and I have no choice but to reboot and it hasnt worked once.
Using ubuntu live cd, i can access my W7 hard drive. Access speeds are perfectly fine, no problems looking at any files.
Things I have tried without success:
Single stick of ram
GPU disconnected
Renaming avg sys drivers to .bak
I have put my W7 hard drive into another PC and it won't boot there either.
Any ideas before I request an RMA?
My problem is that since moving my pc from one house to another something has broken.
Computer starts up fine, can access BIOS, all temps are within normal range and POST beep says everything works.
I try to boot into windows, I select start windows normally then the red and yellow orbs show and then my computer restarts.
If attempted safe mode, the driver loads until avgidsha.sys loads then it reboots (anyone know the driver after this, or classpnp.sys would be grateful)
I use a different HDD with ubuntu on it, it gets to the login screen and my screen becomes unresponsive and I have no choice but to reboot and it hasnt worked once.
Using ubuntu live cd, i can access my W7 hard drive. Access speeds are perfectly fine, no problems looking at any files.
Things I have tried without success:
Single stick of ram
GPU disconnected
Renaming avg sys drivers to .bak
I have put my W7 hard drive into another PC and it won't boot there either.
Any ideas before I request an RMA?