Last edited: Oct 28, I gather that there are two motherboards, an old and a new, and that neither works - or do I have that wrong? You have removed and tested HDDs and confirmed they are in working order. You bought a new PSU, but have yet to confirm it is working properly as the installation you tried resulted in 'failed, no start' condition.
No I had an Old motherboard which I think failed as it would no longer boot up even to the BIOS screen, I replaced the mother board with a new one and a new PSU which boots up but after showing the multi coloured loading bar for a few minutes I get the blue screen of death mentioned above. If I choose to boot into safe mode the new motherboard and PSU boot correctly into windows XP but in safe mode only which restricts what I can do with PC, I was able to do a full system antivirus scan in safe nmode which is where I am currently with it.
I will look at the link you supplied and see what it says to do thanks for the help to date. Then add and test components, RAM first, then internal graphics, then GPU, etc "mother board with a new one and a new PSU which boots up but after showing the multi coloured loading bar for a few minutes I get the blue screen of death mentioned above" - something on your boot disk disagrees, could be change in motherboard requires an individual installation of OS Looks like FileHippo has a copy of SP3 available Cycloid Torus said:.
Click to expand You must log in or register to reply here. Similar threads. PC Blue screens but works in safe mode. If you do not see the Disable automatic restart on system failure option, you need to reset your system and start tapping the F8 key on the keyboard until you do see the Disable automatic restart on system failure option.
If you miss the F8 window of opportunity, you need to try again and start tapping the F8 key with more urgency sooner and more frequently until you do see Disable automatic restart on system failure, then choose it. You need to keep trying the F8 menu until you do see Disable automatic restart on system failure option, and select it. Respond to the queries and report back the results from the Disable automatic restart on system failure screen and you can decide what to do next.
I am saving up for a pony! Was this reply helpful? Yes No. If you do not think you can do this you might want to have someone help you with it. Remove the hard drive from this computer and install it in another computer as a slave drive. First thing is to get your data off the drive and this MUST be first. You can run other diagnostics also to check it out. If you can not access the drive in the computer at all it means the drive is more than likely no longer functioning.
If it does boot past where you had gone in the original computer then check other things in your computer. As a matter of fact in this computer the drive is in right no check all of the connections that plug into the hard drive and also the ribbon cables on the motherboard. They just might be loose. If you know anybody that is really good with computers you might want to have your computer checked by this person.
So do I understand correctly that you cannot boot to Windows in either a diagnostic or a "clean boot" configuration -- only in Safe Mode? How much ram is installed? If you right click on My Computer and select properties, how much ram is recognized? Yes it seems to only let me boot into safe mode mb is listed which is the installed amount. I have tried other memory in the system with the same results.. As Seen On. Welcome to Tech Support Guy! Latest posts. Driver problem 4 Viewers Latest: 2twenty2 A moment ago.
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My Windows XP would run normally after I boot it up in safe mode and run chkdsk. After it finds out that there are no errors, it would boot. However, if I boot it up normally, the system would hang. What should I do? Can anybody figure out how this could happen? There is some program in your computer that executes at the start when you load the windows and it causes to hang the computer.
So you need to find that program and make sure this is deleted form your system. There is a software that starts on running the windows and you need to disable that program.
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