Constant BSOD different errors each time wont let computer boot!

[RaymondL]

Hey guys so i was switching from my fx 8350 to i7 6700 with this i got 16gb ddr4 and a new 1151 matx mobo along with a new case.

I put everything together i start it but every time it starts it just goes to bsod screen and it keeps spitting out loads of different errors such as...

 

BAD_POOL_HEADER

IRQL_NOT_LESS_OR_EQUAL

SYSTEM_THREAD_EXCEPTION_NOT_HANDLED

KERNEL_SECURITY_CHECK_FALIURE

INTERRUPT_EXCEPTION_NOT_HANDLED

DPC_WATCHDOG_VIOLATION

MEMORY_MANAGMENT

KMODE_EXCEPTION_NOT_HANDLED(CLASSPNP.SYS)

 

There are no post code errors that i can hear

 

I dont know what to do please help

 

Specs:

I7 6700

Gigabyte h170m ds3h

Hyperx 2400mhz 4x4 16gb 

Msi gtx 970

Zalman cnps5x

Corsair cx 750

Aerocool Ds cube

Wd blue 1tb 7200rpm

[Maccat123]

Did you use your old HDD? 
Amd drivers will cause BSOD, back your files onto another drive, wipe it and fresh install windows in the new pc. 

[aceman67]

Quick googling of most of those error messages point me in the direction of either corrupted driver or software installation. Back your data up and nuke the windows install. 

I had the same issue when I switched my mobo earlier this year.

 

On a side note, this might bork your windows activation, so be prepared to talk with Micro$haft to get your windows up and running again. 

[Maccat123]

5 minutes ago, aceman67 said:

Quick googling of most of those error messages point me in the direction of either corrupted driver or software installation. Back your data up and nuke the windows install. 

Speaking from an upgrade from an AMD 6350 to I7 6700, if it's that he didn't clear his hdd, the amd cpu drivers will be the problem, I had the exact same issue when I upgraded. 

 

[RaymondL]

 

38 minutes ago, Maccat123 said:

Speaking from an upgrade from an AMD 6350 to I7 6700, if it's that he didn't clear his hdd, the amd cpu drivers will be the problem, I had the exact same issue when I upgraded. 

 

How do i wipe my hdd?

[Maccat123]

http://www.dban.org/ is widely used, do you not have another hdd to make sure that it's the problem, just to be safe?

[RaymondL]

1 hour ago, Maccat123 said:

http://www.dban.org/ is widely used, do you not have another hdd to make sure that it's the problem, just to be safe?

I do but it wonr let me boot into it and i have important files saved on there and i would rather not touch it i ended up using the built in reset pc tool but its stuck at 99%

[Hyp3rdrive]

Try a SATA to USB adapter in another computer.