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Jan 9, 2011 at 08:59 AM
Jan 9, 2011 at 08:59 AM
Hello,
Thermal paste is mandatory. Even if you have removed the heat sink to check the
processor you have to apply a new thermal paste. Remove the old thermal paste
from the processor and from the heat sink, apply some thermal paste in the
middle of the processor and put back the heat sink properly.
Check your RAM also. Even bad RAM will result in having such problems.
[If you have connected a hard disk to a different motherboard (manufacturer
\chipset is different) then you wont be able to boot into the OS. You may require
to repair the OS to boot into the windows as it is connected to an different
motherboard.]
Good Luck
Thermal paste is mandatory. Even if you have removed the heat sink to check the
processor you have to apply a new thermal paste. Remove the old thermal paste
from the processor and from the heat sink, apply some thermal paste in the
middle of the processor and put back the heat sink properly.
Check your RAM also. Even bad RAM will result in having such problems.
[If you have connected a hard disk to a different motherboard (manufacturer
\chipset is different) then you wont be able to boot into the OS. You may require
to repair the OS to boot into the windows as it is connected to an different
motherboard.]
Good Luck
Hi,
just reading what you have done.
if im right, are you saying you put a HD from another PC into this motherboard?
if so, the BSOD will be caused by this.
you will need to strip the hard drive of the previous drivers as they're not compatible with the new motherboard.
Paragon hard disk suite can do this but I think its a paid product.
alternatively if you can delete the INF folder from C:\windows (hidden) via a USB converter?
also, thermal paste isnt neccessary but doesnt help with the conduction of heat from the CPU. overheating of the CPU can cause BSOD. though if your CPU was knackered I would imagine the PC wouldnt display a thing.
just reading what you have done.
if im right, are you saying you put a HD from another PC into this motherboard?
if so, the BSOD will be caused by this.
you will need to strip the hard drive of the previous drivers as they're not compatible with the new motherboard.
Paragon hard disk suite can do this but I think its a paid product.
alternatively if you can delete the INF folder from C:\windows (hidden) via a USB converter?
also, thermal paste isnt neccessary but doesnt help with the conduction of heat from the CPU. overheating of the CPU can cause BSOD. though if your CPU was knackered I would imagine the PC wouldnt display a thing.