Windows istallation problem

[Windowsnoob]

Please help! I got my parts yesterday and I had a problem there was one standoff that in the wrong place so I asked reddit and they told me to continiue anyways so I did and it went good bios worked good but then I started installing windows it made the files ready and restarted but then it froze so I restarted my pc and this time it went all the way to setting up a network and then froze so I restarted and now it froze instantly. Tried again(delete ssd files) and at the network I got an error saying clock_watchdog_timeout. I dont know what to do if i cant get this to work. I have to go to school but in about 5h I am back and will try untill I get this to work!

[SkilledRebuilds]

Please help! I got my parts yesterday and I had a problem there was one standoff that in the wrong place so I asked reddit and they told me to continiue anyways so I did and it went good bios worked good but then I started installing windows it made the files ready and restarted but then it froze so I restarted my pc and this time it went all the way to setting up a network and then froze so I restarted and now it froze instantly. Tried again(delete ssd files) and at the network I got an error saying clock_watchdog_timeout. I dont know what to do if i cant get this to work. I have to go to school but in about 5h I am back and will try untill I get this to work!

 

 

The CLOCK_WATCHDOG_TIMEOUT error means that your processor is having trouble with cooperation from its cores and threads.

 

Threads are tasks taken by cores, and some cores can take many threads simultaneously. The problem here is that a thread is waiting for a proper response from another thread — or a core is waiting for a response from another core — and those responses aren’t coming. Therefore, you get this BSoD error.

 

While this is a processor problem, this can be caused by two things: a driver error, which is very likely if you’re using Windows 8, or the OS itself isn’t playing nice with the processor.

 

How do I fix it?

If so, just use System Restore to go back to a point where the system worked. Be wary of using any new devices that may have caused the problem.

If you’re able to boot into Safe Mode when your computer starts, run Driver Reviver to update all your drivers to their latest version. There’s a good chance this will clear up the problem.

You should also use Windows Update, and if you aren’t already using the latest device driver, install that as well.

Drivers are what is used to get your devices like your keyboard to interact with your computer, and while some misconfigured drivers can result in bad performance, bad drivers overwhelmingly result in BSoDs like CLOCK_WATCHDOG_TIMEOUT.

Windows Update can usually solve these problems, but installing new drivers is always advised if you don’t already have the latest version. You should also update your BIOS, which you can find at your motherboard manufacturer’s website, and install from there.

If, however, you can’t boot into your computer at all or this error is still occurring, you’re going to have to get personal help from your Motherboard manufacturer.

 

(Motherboard Bios - Have you gone into it and changed anything?) maybe go back to defaults (usually a hotkey like F7 within the Bios) and then try again.

[Windowsnoob]

Thanks for the reply but I cant get into windows I cant install any drivers or updates

I changes time and boot priority can this harm my cpu

[SkilledRebuilds]

Thanks for the reply but I cant get into windows I cant install any drivers or updates

Then get into your Bios, load defaults, reinstall windows and then in specific order.

Install the ChipsetMotherboard drivers, restart, then LAN if not included in the chipset drivers.

Restart

Sound & GPU drivers can now go on, restart.

 

Get WIndows Updates

Restart, Get more Windows Updates (Once it has updated something, Windows Update will wanna update those updates sometimes)

Once all this is done and dusted. Reboot and Enjoy your system.

 

Corrupted Install possibly causing these issues.... Format & Re-Install with the above order.

[Windowsnoob]

Then get into your Bios, load defaults, reinstall windows and then in specific order.

Install the ChipsetMotherboard drivers, restart, then LAN if not included in the chipset drivers.

Restart

Sound & GPU drivers can now go on, restart.

Get WIndows Updates

Restart, Get more Windows Updates (Once it has updated something, Windows Update will wanna update those updates sometimes)

Once all this is done and dusted. Reboot and Enjoy your system.

Corrupted Install possibly causing these issues.... Format & Re-Install with the above order.

Ok I will go with default bios and see how it goes when I get home

[SkilledRebuilds]

Ok I will go with default bios and see how it goes when I get home

I understand its gunna be a hassle, more less of a hassle than having a machine that don't work.

[TDP_Equinox]

The CLOCK_WATCHDOG_TIMEOUT error means that your processor is having trouble with cooperation from its cores and threads.

 

Threads are tasks taken by cores, and some cores can take many threads simultaneously. The problem here is that a thread is waiting for a proper response from another thread — or a core is waiting for a response from another core — and those responses aren’t coming. Therefore, you get this BSoD error.

 

While this is a processor problem, this can be caused by two things: a driver error, which is very likely if you’re using Windows 8, or the OS itself isn’t playing nice with the processor.

 

How do I fix it?

If so, just use System Restore to go back to a point where the system worked. Be wary of using any new devices that may have caused the problem.

If you’re able to boot into Safe Mode when your computer starts, run Driver Reviver to update all your drivers to their latest version. There’s a good chance this will clear up the problem.

You should also use Windows Update, and if you aren’t already using the latest device driver, install that as well.

Drivers are what is used to get your devices like your keyboard to interact with your computer, and while some misconfigured drivers can result in bad performance, bad drivers overwhelmingly result in BSoDs like CLOCK_WATCHDOG_TIMEOUT.

Windows Update can usually solve these problems, but installing new drivers is always advised if you don’t already have the latest version. You should also update your BIOS, which you can find at your motherboard manufacturer’s website, and install from there.

If, however, you can’t boot into your computer at all or this error is still occurring, you’re going to have to get personal help from your Motherboard manufacturer.

 

(Motherboard Bios - Have you gone into it and changed anything?) maybe go back to defaults (usually a hotkey like F7 within the Bios) and then try again.

Driver reviver eh?

I wonder why i am constantly removing this from systems at work... Oh because it is malware.

Disregard this whole post.

Driver reviver is right up there with these https://k96.co/jTf8v

[Windowsnoob]

Ok I am home and I am going to try again and will report every freeze.

Installing windows files to ssd

 

windows got devices ready then restart then freeze. restarting in 5min 

 

windows logo then freeze restarting in 5min

 

windows logo saying please wait then recovery restarting in 5min

 

got trough to personalise screen then choose network starting writing code and then freeze(never gotten this far before) restarting in 5min

 

windows logo then freeze restarting in 5min

 

windows logo saying please wait then rcovery screen restarting

 

windows freezes at logo then new error machine_check_exeption

 

formating ssd and installing from cd

 

windows getting devices ready then this didnt enter network stuff and this time it worked we got into the desktop but when trying to connect to wifi it freezed again hopefully my wifi is the problem   

 

tried to restart but got no screen then we remove the wifi card and booted and it worked like a charm! drivers now? 

[SkilledRebuilds]

Driver reviver eh?

I wonder why i am constantly removing this from systems at work... Oh because it is malware.

Disregard this whole post.

Driver reviver is right up there with these https://k96.co/jTf8v

That part isn't my advice, and thats a shame,..it's part of the post I got source text from, however due to many apps like that existing I figured it was legit as the advice I got was correct otherwise.

 

 

 

Ok I am home and I am going to try again and will report every freeze.

 

windows getting devices ready then this didnt enter network stuff and this time it worked we got into the desktop but when trying to connect to wifi it freezed again hopefully my wifi is the problem   

 

tried to restart but got no screen then we remove the wifi card and booted and it worked like a charm! drivers now? 

Well so far so good right?,.. without the WIFI installed, it works like a charm so yes do the driver shuffle, chipset, lan, sound, gpu, restarts between each.. windows updates,.. restart.

If there is another viable slot for it on your mobo try that, or maybe buy another WIFI card.?

But.. progress. Let me know how it all goes and we can go further.

[Windowsnoob]

That part isn't my advice, and thats a shame,..it's part of the post I got source text from, however due to many apps like that existing I figured it was legit as the advice I got was correct otherwise.

Well so far so good right?,.. without the WIFI installed, it works like a charm so yes do the driver shuffle, chipset, lan, sound, gpu, restarts between each.. windows updates,.. restart.

If there is another viable slot for it on your mobo try that, or maybe buy another WIFI card.?

But.. progress. Let me know how it all goes and we can go further.

It is solved now the wifi card was not compatible with windows 8