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No idea on the current bios version as I can't get into it. It looks like the Ryzen 3 PRO 2200GE runs on the first bios version. Guess i need to buy an older cpu like this one?

I'm building a new system and can not get the system to pass the bios post test . I believe the parts are compatible, but I can't get the bios to post and continue booting with only the basic attached. The system only has the cpu, ram, motherboard, and power supply connected and will not pass...

It doesn't sound like a BIOS issue to me. It if beeped, then it passed the BIOS self test and it was going to load the OS next. What you need to do is hook up an old VGA or HDMI monitor to the computer. If you see it load then the issue is getting the HDMI TV to work and nothing to do with...

If it runs fine with Ubuntu then my guess is some hardware you have isn't able to work with windows 7 without a specific driver. Do you have another video card you can try to see if that's what hanging you? I take is the board doesn't have a video card on the board? Just fyi, i have hated...

Right click the exe and go to properties. At the bottom right of the 'General' tab is a button that says 'Unblock'. Click that, then click 'OK'. Run the install and it should work fine. Downloaded exe files get flagged as not trustworty. Depending how your security is set, some will ask for...

You have to make sure you have some settings checked to make it bootable. Check the instructions here: https://www.runtime.org/driveimage_faq.htm#boot

I'll be the first to say that 1 Gig of RAM isn't that much. If you feel the system is going slow you might want to look into upgrading that. Hopefully the 160 hard drive is SSD? For Office 2013, here are the requirements: Computer and processor 1 gigahertz (GHz) or faster x86-bit or x64-bit...

Yes, it is possible to have a bad video card. Did you make a CD from the Hiren link i gave above? Even with your older video card in, you can still use that to push your system on a specific level; only pushing the hard drives, then only pushing the ram, etc.

Yes, you can filter the results so you can remove the registry lines by clicking on the white triangle icon with blue on top of it. Also, try shutting down all programs so you can cleanly see the results. I see uTorrent running from those results. I've wondered if you have some malware...

I wouldn't get freaked out by the startup repair. It's a tool to help you. If updates didn't go as planned, it can be a life saver. You can start the PC normal and get to the login which makes me think the password you first entered is wrong or you are putting in the wrong one now. I know...

Download and run this: http://www.nirsoft.net/utils/blue_screen_view.html What does it show in red? That is what caused it.

Glad you are making progress with the issue. Just look at all the new stuff you've learned!

It may be that your hard drive is indeed bad? Take a look at someone with the same issue: http://www.tomshardware.com/answers/id-1768422/windows-installed-disk-disk-fail.html

There is a problem. You put the question in the title so it got chopped off. Not sure what you need

As anort3 said, you really need to burn a liveCD like the UBCD to test the hardware. What i told you will only help fix the OS if that is indeed the problem. Use one stick of RAM and run the test. If it passes/fails then put in another RAM stick and test again. Create a boot CD using this...