Windows install somehow being corrupted

[ZASchwarz]

Ok so I just built a new computer my motherboard is a Asrock killer z270 sli/ac with an I7 7700k and my memory is G.skill Ripjaws 4 DDR4-3000 with a Samsung 850 ssd evo. but im doing a fresh install of windows and it keeps installing completely broken. my background fritzing out explorere.exe crashing almost every other click i have tried 3 different windows installs even one where I modified and added all current updates. but no luck I can't get this computer to run correctly I have gone through 2 mother boards and 2 sets of ram and I am getting the same issue. i also currently have 2 gtx980 tis installed maybe that might be an issue I don't know or maybe some bios setting I am missing everything is currently default on this motherboard. I have also run checkdsk and it is indeed saying that windows is broken and it can not repair every time. also occasionally during startup I will get page fault in non paged area blue screen or bad pool caller.

any and all help is appreciated.

 

[bentejas10]

- Did you update to the latest BIOS version?
- Try a different USB
- Try a different PC to download windows onto the USB
- Is your SSD/HDD used?
- Is it windows 10? 7th Gen processors are only compatible with windows 10

 

[ZASchwarz]

- Did you update to the latest BIOS version?
- Try a different USB
- Try a different PC to download windows onto the USB
- Is your SSD/HDD used?
- Is it windows 10? 7th Gen processors are only compatible with windows 10

Yes 2 different usb sticks have been used, yes it is windows 10, yes used my laptop to download, and setup up my boot-able usb, my ssd is brand new, and yes My bios is up to date.

 

[boosted1g]

I see you have 3000mhz memory, is it overclocked to 3000?

If so then try to run it at native speeds, if it is running at native speeds then try to overclock it to the 3000 (or even try 2400 or 2600)

 

[ZASchwarz]

I see you have 3000mhz memory, is it overclocked to 3000?

If so then try to run it at native speeds, if it is running at native speeds then try to overclock it to the 3000 (or even try 2400 or 2600)

I have tried both native and overclocked trying to get it to ruin and yes I did check to make sure the ram is compatible with the motherboard.