Install Windows Error

[xAzNx]

Hey guys i've been trying to set up my new PC all day, after running into countless errors and many restores, now i've run into an endless loop where it boots then i get an error on the boot screen then it restarts and does it again

https://ibb.co/jC9vJR

 

[Flyfisherman]

Hi,

What exactly is the:
Motherboard: name and model?
CPU: name and model?
Memory: size, how many sticks and name and model?
Graphics: name and model?

Perhaps You have a problem with the memory sticks?
Are You sure that everything is properly mounted?

It could be problems with the memory, so that is where I suggest to start, well but first:
0. Unplug the power from the wall outlet.

1. Be careful of the ESD (Electrostatic Discharge) and try to use an ESD wrist strap attached to a non painted metal part of the chassis.
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Electrostatic_discharge
https://chioszrobots.files.wordpress.com/2013/09/antistatic-wrist-chiosz-robots-3.jpg

2. Check that all memory sticks are properly seated in their slots.

3. Check also all connectors, graphics card and its power connectors, so everything is properly mounted.

4. Test Your memory's
Run memstest86+ Download and install Memtest86+ it's a free s/w http://www.memtest.org/
Create a bootable CD/DVD or USB-stick, it is a very small program, it will easily fit on a CD.

Then boot the computer from this, memtest will automatically start, and don't worry - it will not in any way compromise nor touch anything on the hard drives.

You must run memtes86+ until at least pass 8,9,10 and 11 (it uses different test pattern then) and for 8GB of memory with an Intel 2600K it will take the whole night, approx 4-5 hours, if 16GB memory - twice as long.
If an error occur, You can just shut it down. Then You know that it is a serious problem with your memory's.

Take out all memory stick but one and run the test again - it will be much faster.
If no problem, replace the memory stick and run memtest86+ again so that you now which memory stick is faulty.

In case of a RMA, all memory sticks in a memory-kit must be returned.

Best regards from Sweden

 

[xAzNx]

Hi,

What exactly is the:
Motherboard: name and model?
CPU: name and model?
Memory: size, how many sticks and name and model?
Graphics: name and model?

Perhaps You have a problem with the memory sticks?
Are You sure that everything is properly mounted?

It could be problems with the memory, so that is where I suggest to start, well but first:
0. Unplug the power from the wall outlet.

1. Be careful of the ESD (Electrostatic Discharge) and try to use an ESD wrist strap attached to a non painted metal part of the chassis.
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Electrostatic_discharge
https://chioszrobots.files.wordpress.com/2013/09/antistatic-wrist-chiosz-robots-3.jpg

2. Check that all memory sticks are properly seated in their slots.

3. Check also all connectors, graphics card and its power connectors, so everything is properly mounted.

4. Test Your memory's
Run memstest86+ Download and install Memtest86+ it's a free s/w http://www.memtest.org/
Create a bootable CD/DVD or USB-stick, it is a very small program, it will easily fit on a CD.

Then boot the computer from this, memtest will automatically start, and don't worry - it will not in any way compromise nor touch anything on the hard drives.

You must run memtes86+ until at least pass 8,9,10 and 11 (it uses different test pattern then) and for 8GB of memory with an Intel 2600K it will take the whole night, approx 4-5 hours, if 16GB memory - twice as long.
If an error occur, You can just shut it down. Then You know that it is a serious problem with your memory's.

Take out all memory stick but one and run the test again - it will be much faster.
If no problem, replace the memory stick and run memtest86+ again so that you now which memory stick is faulty.

In case of a RMA, all memory sticks in a memory-kit must be returned.

Best regards from Sweden

Motherboard: MSI - X399 GAMING PRO CARBON AC ATX TR4 Motherboard
CPU: AMD - Threadripper 1950X 3.4GHz 16-Core Processor
Memory: G.SKILL TridentZ RGB Series 64GB (4 x 16GB) 288-Pin DDR4 SDRAM DDR4 3200 (PC4 25600) Desktop Memory Model F4-3200C14D-32GTZR
Graphics: Asus - GeForce GTX 1080 Ti 11GB STRIX GAMING Video Card

I can't get into desktop it just gives me that error on boot menu. I've cleared my SSD from the BIOS and tried re-installing windows and end up with the same error message.

Everything is brand new, i put the PC together last night and it was running this morning but when i was installing programs onto it i would get blue screen errors and would have to restore and do everything over again. Now i can't restore because it says there is no restore point saved.

 

[Flyfisherman]

Hi,
Try to use the Clear Cmos button at the rear I/O panel?
Power off your computer. Press and hold the Clear CMOS
button for about 5-10 seconds to reset BIOS to default values.

This is the upper button from left of the PS/2 connector.

 

[Flyfisherman]

If it still is a problem: can You enter Bios setup?
Ok. Can You make the computer to boot from a USB-stick or a CD?
Then follow my previous tips regarding memory test in this http://www.tomshardware.co.uk/forum/id-3574399/install-windows-error.html#20409434
That has nothing at all to do with any Desktop operating system or what so ever.
In fact You don't even need a drive installed for this.

Best regards, from Sweden

 

[xAzNx]

I cleared my SSD again from the BIOS and i re-install windows again, this time it actually worked and went into the windows welcome set up. I am hoping when i start installing programs i won't get the blue screen errors again. At this point i've been messing with this PC all day and am so frustrated. I didn't have this much problem building the pc im using right now..