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x64 Exception Error Help!

Big_Dean

I'm trying to install Windows 7 64-Bit off of a disc, it's been giving me an x64 Exception Error with a ton of numbers listed after that.

My specs are:

AMD Phenom II 965 BE

MSI 890GXM-G65

Crucial Ballistix 4GB DDR3-1333

Seagate Barracuda 500GB

ASUS GTX 550Ti

I would appreciate if someone could help me, I've been trying to do this for a few hours but haven't been able to find anything online.

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With that being a older CPU it might not be a 64 bit CPU, but not too sure, I suggest sending an email to AMD and ask them if your CPU is rated for X64 OS

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With that being a older CPU it might not be a 64 bit CPU' date=' but not too sure, I suggest sending an email to AMD and ask them if your CPU is rated for X64 OS[/quote']

It is rated for 64 bit, it's listed on multiple websites as such, and I actually had windows running on it before, but have to re-install after replacing the hard drive.

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Do you have another install disk available, you could try that!

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Download Memtest86 and burn to a CD on another computer. Run the program (no OS needed) and see if you memory is OK.

Memtest86 Download: http://www.memtest86.com/

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Do you have another install disk available' date=' you could try that![/quote']

I borrowed my friends disc and tried that, same error. I've also tried a 32bit disc, which wouldn't even detect as a boot device.

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Download Memtest86 and burn to a CD on another computer. Run the program (no OS needed) and see if you memory is OK.

Memtest86 Download: http://www.memtest86.com/

that's not a bad idea!
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did you change out any other items besides your HDD

Nope, all of the other parts were running fine before i replaced the hdd.

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Download Memtest86 and burn to a CD on another computer. Run the program (no OS needed) and see if you memory is OK. Memtest86 Download: http://www.memtest86.com/

Thanks for the suggestion, I will be trying this, I will report back when its done!

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Download Memtest86 and burn to a CD on another computer. Run the program (no OS needed) and see if you memory is OK. Memtest86 Download: http://www.memtest86.com/

Thanks for the suggestion, I will be trying this, I will report back when its done!

You do that! Will be fun to see if im right.
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