Blue Screen Of Death!

Say bye bye to all you music files too...

I don't believe that's the problem. I put together my old pc (what I'm on right now) and it runs perfectly, but when I install the new CPU, mobo and RAM it crashes. I just need to find out how to install the new drivers.

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Originally Posted by eddievanzant

A PC illiterate wouldn't know to do what I've done so far. I'm dling an xp dvd with azureus because my pc vendor shipped some dumbassed recovery discs that don't work when your only original component is... shit. I was gonna say HDD, but it seems I've upgraded every single thing. Remember when OS installation discs were shipped with PCs? Those were the good ol' days.

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when i bought my laptop a few months ago they gave me a OS install disc, sweet deal

You went from a intel to AMD,your registry is screwed and you will not be able to boot... Have you reset the BIOS??? Try it but I still think your screwed

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Originally Posted by Skink

You went from a intel to AMD,your registry is screwed and you will not be able to boot... Have you reset the BIOS??? Try it but I still think your screwed

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Like when you install a cpu after walking across a shag carpet? "uhn yeah, i had it professionally installed, and it wont work, uhn yeah, im a pro"...:thumbsup:

I've run a HDD originally on an AMD in a PC with an Intel, so I assume it could work going from an Intel to an AMD. I don't understand what you're saying about the BIOS. I'm upgrading the Mobo. Each mobo has it's own BIOS. Nothing is screwed up on my registry, other than it being part of a PC that is unable to run with a new mobo, because I'm using my PC right now with my old mobo.

read the manual for the new board and find out how to "reset the CMOS"... Then boot while hitting your "delete" key... Then set "Default Setting"... Then hit your "F-10" key and reboot...

buy one of those cheap like de-magnitizers, plug it in wipe it all around the outside of your computer, NOT YOUR MONITOR, and then plug ur computer in and put everything back on it.

actually dont. but it sounds like a good idea

I actually checked online because my manual felt a bit light, and the general manual for the series of mobos is twice as big as the one mine came with, so I kicked the wall. It is not a problem with the BIOS. I've set it to fail-safe defaults, optimized defaults, my defaults, and gone through everything on tomshardware that said could be interrupting the starup. It's not the BIOS. The BIOS detects my HDD and is actually the best BIOS I've ever used (the reason why I bought DFI).