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As the title suggests I can't log into Windows whatsoever. I instantly get this bsod. I also cant log in with safe mode. Instant bsod again. Any help? Though i feel this is helpless. 

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If it's also happening in safe mode, this is probably a hardware issue. First thing I'd do is clear CMOS as @Tan3l6 suggested, and then reapply XMP on your RAM. If that doesn't work, try testing your RAM sticks by booting with only one stick inserted (testing each stick individually to see if one of them is faulty).

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Everyone online says its a driver issue. Should i proceed with clearing cmos? @Tan3l6 @WaggishOhio383

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9 minutes ago, hiimFred said:

Everyone online says its a driver issue. Should i proceed with clearing cmos? @Tan3l6 @WaggishOhio383

If it's a driver issue then it shouldn't crash when booting into safe mode. Clearing CMOS is a good place to start.

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i removed the battery, short circuitrd the pins, now pc got power, restarted, and now it has power but nothing happens..

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Did you unplug the PC before you took out the battery? And when you say you short circuited the pins, do you mean the CMOS clear jumper? You should only do one of those two things, not both. And if you take out the battery you should hold down the power button on your PC to drain excess power from the system while it's out. It's also generally best to leave the battery out and the PC unplugged for 30 minutes or so.

 

Hopefully you didn't try to take the battery out while your PC was plugged in with the power supply on. You could have fried your motherboard.

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2 minutes ago, WaggishOhio383 said:

Did you unplug the PC before you took out the battery? And when you say you short circuited the pins, do you mean the CMOS clear jumper? You should only do one of those two things, not both. And if you take out the battery you should hold down the power button on your PC to drain excess power from the system while it's out. It's also generally best to leave the battery out and the PC unplugged for 30 minutes or so.

 

Hopefully you didn't try to take the battery out while your PC was plugged in with the power supply on. You could have fried your motherboard.

No no the pc was unplugged of course. Fans are turning,

gpu leds are on, just nothing happens on screen. No windows logo, no motherboard logo, no bios, nothing

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1 minute ago, hiimFred said:

No no the pc was unplugged of course. Fans are turning,

gpu leds are on, just nothing happens on screen. No windows logo, no motherboard logo, no bios, nothing

Try leaving the battery out for 30 minutes, see if that fixes the issue.

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2 minutes ago, WaggishOhio383 said:

Try leaving the battery out for 30 minutes, see if that fixes the issue.

Ok its on, im into uefi. What now? I reset time and use F5 settings? Do i turn on xmp? I5 6500

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Ok its on, im into uefi. What now? I reset time and use F5 settings? Do i turn on xmp? I5 6500

I would try XMP. If that doesn't work then the next step would be to test with only one stick of RAM inserted.

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5 minutes ago, WaggishOhio383 said:

I would try XMP. If that doesn't work then the next step would be to test with only one stick of RAM inserted.

Yup straight into blue screen again. I have windows media tool on a usb flash drive. Should i reset or format maybe?

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Or test ram first?

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It restarted after the BSOD on a black screen again. Thats so f*** annoying

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Just now, Tan3l6 said:

Yeah RAM test is a good idea.

Memtest86+ i'd recommend.

I cant get into windows remember?

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4 minutes ago, hiimFred said:

Yup straight into blue screen again. I have windows media tool on a usb flash drive. Should i reset or format maybe?

I'd be more inclined to say you may be dealing with a faulty hard drive / SSD. I don't think it's an issue with your Windows installation. But try booting with a single stick of RAM first, testing each stick individually to see if one is faulty

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Just now, Tan3l6 said:

Ah right, if no other machine available then yeah... can't make a USB stick.

But i already have a usb with windows media tool on it right next to me. Should i reset? Or format?

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Just now, WaggishOhio383 said:

I'd be more inclined to say you may be dealing with a faulty hard drive / SSD. I don't think it's an issue with your Windows installation. Try booting with a single stick of RAM, testing each stick individually to see if one is faulty

Hmm yesterday i had a different BSOD that pointed to a failing ssd. Its weird its 4 years old 850 evo, with wich i was very careful. 

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But i already have a usb with windows media tool on it right next to me. Should i reset? Or format?

I'd go with what @WaggishOhio383 recommends - test one stick of ram at a time.

If you'd have another SSD/HDD you could try swapping that next.

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@WaggishOhio383 @Tan3l6

every single ram stick got me straight into blue screen. 
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clear cmos didnt work

ram is probably not faulty

 

what should i do? Format and install windows on the same ssd? Or format the second ssd too, and install windows there?

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1 minute ago, hiimFred said:

what should i do? Format and install windows on the same ssd? Or format the second ssd too, and install windows there?

I would completely remove the current boot drive from your PC, format the second SSD, and install windows on that

I mostly speak from my own past experience from similar problems. My solution may not work for you, but I'll always try my best to help as much as I can. If you want me to see your reply, make sure to quote my comment or mention me @WaggishOhio383, and I'll get back to you as soon as possible.

 

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2 minutes ago, WaggishOhio383 said:

I would completely remove the current boot drive from your PC, format the second SSD, and install windows on that

Shouldnt i give it a chance in case its a gpu driver? Actually the thing is i have this driver for days so it cant be it. I think the 850 evo is long gone. Just 4 years lifespan. Thats a lot less than i expected from this drive tbh

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