I'm surprised nobody has asked yet, but can you post the error code from the BSOD you're getting?

Guessing flat out is ridiculous when it comes to these, even if you narrow it down to just boot BSOD's, you have it ranging from faulty capacitors, a loose screw fallen on to your main board (you'd be surprised), to boot-sector viruses..

all right..next time happens..I will post the error code alright?? anyway...

Have you run through all the cables making sure none are warped or have a bad connection? besides for that it could possible a software problem (like some driver being loaded on startup) that somehow got corrupted from an in-proper shutdown, next time on the bsod look for any filenames in the message.

you might want to look in your system event log for strange error messages
Start -> Run - eventvwr.msc (or control panel > Administrative tools -> Event Viewer)

happened today... (AGAIN ) STOP: 0x0000007E (0xC0000005,0x8325BF6A,0x80D890,0x8OD86470) MAKE IT STOP BEFORE I BRING THE END OF THE WORLD!!!!

So... did you search that error code yet, buddy?

Your BSODs are only at start-up, right?
Maybe this is you...
http://answers.yahoo.com/question/index?...102AAPp0lN

It suggests a 94% chance that your problem is registry related...

Have you tried running the start-up repair from your Windows disc?
And did ya ever look into my previous suggestion(s)?

(03-25-2012 04:08 AM)Rezard Wrote:  So... did you search that error code yet, buddy?

Your BSODs are only at start-up, right?
Maybe this is you...
http://answers.yahoo.com/question/index?...102AAPp0lN

It suggests a 94% chance that your problem is registry related...

Have you tried running the start-up repair from your Windows disc?
And did ya ever look into my previous suggestion(s)?

ROTFLMAO, the problem is not anything to do with the registry

7E = Generic hardware or driver issue
7B = Inacessible boot device

and since the problem is not consistent, that points to a hardware fault. Most likely the Capacitors have boiled dry in the PSU and the 12v line is below 10.4v at initial startup causing the HDD to lose power during startup and bsod as a result.

Rezard, don't believe all the idiots you see on yahoo answers. Most of them don't even know what a registry is.

VBA-M

(03-24-2012 01:58 PM)giorgakis132 Wrote:  happened today... (AGAIN )

MAKE IT STOP BEFORE I BRING THE END OF THE WORLD!!!!

Nice. Looks like I will be able to see the end of the world.

Seriously, why don't you google the darn code?

(03-25-2012 12:19 PM)tsunderetaiga Wrote:  Nice. Looks like I will be able to see the end of the world.

Seriously, why don't you google the darn code?

sorry for the end of the world thing.... btw my favourite movie is 2012 but really.. why didnt I google the code??? oh it because some one told me to post the error code in this thread.. thats why

ok did you try to do what Squall said ?

use your sister PSU ( hopefully working unlike yours )

and see ....

a part after part you will be able to see what's wrong in your HW

better start with HDD

@ Squall :

you seem to know the codes of BSOD good thing can you tell me where did you get that knowledge ? ( highly needed )

(03-25-2012 01:45 PM)abdo123 Wrote:  ok did you try to do what Squall said ?

do what?? I understood NOTHING.. damn this thread will get closed because I cant seem to find a way out this problemm PLUS one more thing... still not BSOD today.. If I pass the whole day without a single BSOD I will be happy...