Okay,
So I've recently updated my computer I won't go into full detail but:
- Upgraded Ram
- New motherboard
- 8x1000 GB Hard drives
- New computer case
Anyways, I put my Windows 7 HD back in my computer and now it fails to boot. It will start booting with the Windows 7 startup animation then flash a bsod quickly and start all over.
I ran the recovery and currently my PC doesn't want to boot to the CD any help?
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Thread: Windows 7 Help
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Windows 7 Help
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It won't boot because you're using an installation that was for your old hardware configuration. You need to install it again.
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Seeing as there's already a thread with this title...
How do i get the one I put a box around to go to the notification icon area?
nvm fix is here : http://www.mydigitallife.info/2009/0...-in-windows-7/
Just need to put show desktop next to the orb and im sorted
Last edited by Wootzeh; 07-05-2009 at 02:18 PM.
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You do realise the thing at the right hand side at the end is the show desktop? lol
:8
Originally Posted by Chippiewill
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¬_¬! you Tom are my Genius! Originally Posted by *****
If you can't tell I was being sarcastic
I'm an alcoholic student, I troll naked with a parrot on my shoulder call Jeff.
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Ye well done, but I'm used to xp and vista and want it next to the orb ^.^ Fixed it following : http://www.sevenforums.com/tutorials...e-disable.html Originally Posted by *****
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It's because it's trying to run the new parts with the drivers for the old parts. You should have uninstalled them all before switching. Originally Posted by Turbocom
Try booting in safe mode and see if you can get rid of the old drivers from there. then install the new ones if you can get it to boot normally.
With that many hard drives you should be running a RAID array to make the most of them. Are you?
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