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I have been trying to boot my pc into windows and it keeps giving me error after error after buying all New hard drive, got my motherboard replaced, reinstalled windows installation tool on usb and tested each individual ram and still cannot get it to boot to windows what do i do?

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25 minutes ago, homeap5 said:

Sure, os like to corrupt itself for no reason. :)

Any ideas on how to fully reset it and or fix it, i have trouble even trying to clean install it usually freezes after i click repair or install on that purple screen. And i cant even boot windows period.

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51 minutes ago, Pcgamer3000 said:

 

Any ideas on how to fully reset it and or fix it, i have trouble even trying to clean install it usually freezes after i click repair or install on that purple screen. And i cant even boot windows period.

If you experiencing problems with installer and with windows, it's hardware issue. Installer is not system, it's separate bootable program, so in both cases you can't use your computer. You may try to boot Ubuntu from USB and check, but I assume it will crash/freeze the same as Windows.

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On 10/15/2020 at 12:39 PM, homeap5 said:

If you experiencing problems with installer and with windows, it's hardware issue. Installer is not system, it's separate bootable program, so in both cases you can't use your computer. You may try to boot Ubuntu from USB and check, but I assume it will crash/freeze the same as Windows.

I got new ram and tried to boot windows from that and new hard drive and it got to preparing new install of windows on purple screen then froze and gave me blue screen error

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5 hours ago, Mark Kaine said:

Try with a normal hard drive or SSD, there seems to be a lot of compatibility issues with m2 drives currently. 

 

 

I have and still errors mostly driver irql not less or equal, irql not less or equal and kernal

security check failure

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