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RusTyCode

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Hi, so 3 months ago i built my own cpu and it was working fine but after 1 month it started to crash and my windows took 1 hour to enter the desktop, so i thought, why not reformat it and i did but the more i reformat it the worse the problem became, just a few days ago i reformatted it once again to check if it was my hard disk or my windows having problem and it crashed, blue screeeeeeeeeeeeen of deathhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhh. How how how how how help me everyone i will love you all back :(:(:(:(

Is it the hard disk problem or the windows copy problem?
 

PsychoPath

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Most probably ur harddrive.. Reformatting Windows shld not make it worse..
Btw, how old is ur harddrive?
 

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1) Download and run BlueScreenView to see what system processes are causing the BSOD.

2) Download and run CrystalDiskInfo to see the status of your HDD.

3) Download and run Memtest 86+ to test your RAMs.

4) Download and run HWMonitor to check system temps.

5) List down the specs of your system here.

6)
Keep-calm-and-carry-on-scan.jpg
 

RusTyCode

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1) Download and run BlueScreenView to see what system processes are causing the BSOD.

2) Download and run CrystalDiskInfo to see the status of your HDD.

3) Download and run Memtest 86+ to test your RAMs.

4) Download and run HWMonitor to check system temps.

5) List down the specs of your system here.

6)
Keep-calm-and-carry-on-scan.jpg

Cant go into windows to download all those now. Getting blue screen everytime i get to the windows loading screen.
 

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Cant go into windows to download all those now. Getting blue screen everytime i get to the windows loading screen.
Try to boot into safe mode. If you can't even boot into safe mode, reseat your RAMs and maybe plug the RAMs into different RAM slots if necessary.
 
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