MSI Z77A-GD65

[Guest King of Old School]

Hey all

 

I have pretty much tried everything expect for setting the memory up manually as it stands atm i'm still getting BSOD and what it will do is a double boot cycle where it will boot up normally on the 1st time and then BSOD with the same file but once it starts the 2nd time it will log into windows like it the 1st time booting up.

 

So i was speaking to a friend of mine and he told me that his board was doing the same thing so he brought another motherboard and his problem went away i'm not saying this will fix my problems and he also tired everything too.

 

maybe with me it could be as simple as my combination of hardware where some reason it doesn't like my hardware choice so maybe i might have to sell this board and CPU.

[LionsGoMoo]

Did you try refreshing your BIOS?

[Guest King of Old School]

Did you try refreshing your BIOS?

do you mean just reinstalling the BIOS

[LionsGoMoo]

do you mean just reinstalling the BIOS

Most cases have a BIOS Reset button. I think there is a BIOS reset button on the motherboard too.

[Guest King of Old School]

Most cases have a BIOS Reset button. I think there is a BIOS reset button on the motherboard too.

It has been doing this ever since i brought the board back in september last year when i 1st got the board it had the factory default bios on there, i updated the bios in october when i got my EVGA GTX760

[Imabigmac]

if your concerned its the bios, doesn't that board have dual switchable bios? 

[Guest King of Old School]

if your concerned its the bios, doesn't that board have dual switchable bios? 

Yes it does, i guess i could try that 1st, but this should be doing this at all it has to be the most strangest issue that i have ever come across.

 

I'm not saying its the BIOS, i have done searches on google and i can't seem too find 1 person that has this same issue as me

[Imabigmac]

Yes it does, i guess i could try that 1st, but this should be doing this at all it has to be the most strangest issue that i have ever come across

then again if its blue screening, perhaps its windows. If your friend bought a new board he probably re installed windows making the issue disappear as well. I am assuming you have updated all the other mobo drivers, video drivers and windows updates.  

[Guest King of Old School]

then again if its blue screening, perhaps its windows. If your friend bought a new board he probably re installed windows making the issue disappear as well. I am assuming you have updated all the other mobo drivers, video drivers and windows updates.  

You kinda missing my point, about 80% of the time its BSOD before it loads into windows about 20% once its in windows, also i have done about 6 reinstalls of windows and it still hasn't helped, every thing is on the lastest drivers.

 

The driver is crashing is the ntoskrnl.exe