Any ideas wth is going on?

[triston220]

Backup, format, reinstall.

It seems like a hardware error to me.

[Chippiewill]

Am i allowed to post torrent links?

Technically if it's a torrent that's not distributing the file illegally it's ok, I can't remember Microsoft's policy about redistribution though.

Also you can mount the disc iso and do an in-place install from within the current installation, it'll then save the install files to the hard-drive so you don't need a disc / USB to install. If I remember correctly that is.

[David]

Technically if it's a torrent that's not distributing the file illegally it's ok, I can't remember Microsoft's policy about redistribution though.

Also you can mount the disc and do an in-place install from within the current installation, it'll then save the install files to the hard-drive so you don't need a disc / USB to install. If I remember correctly that is.

Nope :/

I run windows 7 from an USB each month, found a good auto install program, takes 10mins, works on 7, should work on VISTA. There is an official Microsoft program to make it boot from USB for you.

Maybe get a live version or Ubuntu, just in case it goes **** up?

Yeah I read the rules, I can't promote illegal downloads

[Recursion]

Extract the ISO contents into a folder like c:\WinISO and make sure the external HDD or USB drive is plugged in (and formatted to NTFS), open an Administrator command prompt and do:

cd c:\WinISO\boot
bootsect.exe /NT60 G:

(where G: is your external drive letter), this will write bootable code to the drive and you should get something like this:

D:\ISOs\SW_DVD5_Win_Pro_7w_SP1_64BIT_English_MLF_X17-28603\boot>bootsect.exe /NT60 G:
Target volumes will be updated with BOOTMGR compatible bootcode.

G: (\\?\Volume{79e4ea0a-7e44-11e0-9051-806e6f6e6963})

    Successfully updated NTFS filesystem bootcode.

Bootcode was successfully updated on all targeted volumes.

D:\ISOs\SW_DVD5_Win_Pro_7w_SP1_64BIT_English_MLF_X17-28603\boot>

Then you just need to copy all the files from the ISO to the USB drive, I have to do this all the time so I know it works perfectly if your computer can boot from USB.

[Nemo]

It's cool guys, figured it out. **** was overheating.

Thanks all anyway

[David]

lol, all that and it was just an overheat not one of us suggested that.
& thanks for the rep, well appreciated !

[RockyHorror]

It's cool guys, figured it out. **** was overheating.

Thanks all anyway

I thought you had discounted that already, I was going to point you in the direction of speedfan, but i deleted it from my post.

Glad you got it sorted, now you can make sure you keep up to date with all the hxf happenings, your life is complete again! haha.

[Nemo]

I thought you had discounted that already, I was going to point you in the direction of speedfan, but i deleted it from my post.

Glad you got it sorted, now you can make sure you keep up to date with all the hxf happenings, your life is complete again! haha.

Mmh i sort of had since ive had this for a couple of years and never had any issues. Not to mention i cleaned out the dust recently.


Waheyyyyy. Except i still need to clean it more/do stuff to it since it still overheated on me after like 6 or 7 games D: annoying that its doing it at all.