Joe Bennett

I have eight sticks of 8gb ddr4 3000mhz ram, and I attempted to boot with only one stick, but to no avail. I did that before your suggestion, and I didn’t try each stick by itself, so I can try it tonight. i’ve also attempted the boot with the hard drive and SSD unplugged. And with all USBs unplugged. Nothing has worked so far, but I have no problem getting into bios usually. Although I do but interesting to sometimes I get to the option screen, when I press F2 or F11 the screen just seems to be frozen. Really worried I’m gonna have to end up rebuilding this whole PC with all new parts just to figure out what went wrong.

Also I just unplugged both the ssd, and the hd, and now im only running the flash drive, and still no luck

On a usb drive. From my wife’s computer

I have an ssd, hd, and a usb, all separate bootable drives. none of them are booting. Haven’t gotten far enough to reinstall os.

Tried on another monitor

another bsod IMG_6935.mov

So I replaced it, but I still cant boot my computer. It was crashing a lot on my vega 64 whenever I was gaming, and then it wouldn’t reboot, so I bought a 3060ti, and the problem remained. I thought windows got fucked up, so I installed windows on a thumb drive and it still isn’t working. I’m getting multiple blue screens of death, I’ll post a few. Any ideas that hopefully dont end in me building a new pc? Ryzen 1900x, asrock mobo, 64gb ram and now a gtx 1660ti.

Ok, I'm running out of hope... If I buy another windows 7 copy, and put it on usb, can I use that to repair my windows 7 copy on my hdd?

Here's my issue right now, I can't log into discord because I have a mobile authenticator on it, and for that mobile authenticator I use bluestacks- Which creates a problem, because you cant log into your bluestacks account from another pc... Or another hard drive. If I could get my authenticator back I'd be alright. And no, I can't make a new discord account, as I own several discord groups And wouldn't be able to give myself admin rights again.

Well, this isn't very encouraging.

Like I said, some programs aren't booting with windows 10, and besides, I much prefer to run windows 7. There's gotta be a way to install the drivers remotely.

Are there any workarounds that don't include a new $300 motherboard?

No can do... I rebuilt it because my mobo fried on my last build. And it's a $300 motherboard.

So, I built a new threadripper pc- Kinda, more like I rebuilt my PC for threadripper (new cpu, mobo, ram, and cooler), but my windows 7 won't boot, and keeps giving me this error (below). Someone told me to reinstall windows, and for some dumb reason I thought they meant any os, so I installed windows 10, onto another partition. It took me a week to install, because of connection errors happening during it's 16+ hour download time (I have hughesnet, and there are literally 0 other options, aside from mobile hotspot, which I also have, but it needs restarted every 6 hours, and thus the download fails with it as well. Both are slow as hell, getting 1 mbps or slower down). Anyhow, long story short, I'd really like to not have to redownload/install windows 7, and while I can access my windows 7 hdd, I'm having errors with booting some programs in windows 10, so I need to get back onto that partition, but to do that, I need to get around this: This is a Driver error. My windows 10 partition boots perfectly, and doesn't have a single problem, but apparently I'm missing some drivers in windows 7. I'd like to know if I can identify and install these drivers from windows 10 (same hard drive, different partition), and what's the best/easiest way to do that. Thanks

Alright, UPDATE... After 3 days of trying to install windows, and my internet letting me down, i got windows 10 installed and booted, and it works flawlessly. Here's my problem though, my other partition is windows 7, and honestly, I have no idea what drivers I need, or how to install them... Any help would be appreciated, thanks :)