Asus M597 not working

[walkertreat]

Soo I bought a new pc case. One big enough to place this infernal motherboard within. I install everything correctly. Boots to bios. I try starting windows normally (windows 7) but was thrown a blue screen.

In short my new motherboard would display and now it doesnt

 

[Eduello]

What's the exact model of the motherboard? Was the Windows on your HDD installed with this motherboard?

 

[walkertreat]

Its a Asus m597 R.2 am I missing anything? And yes windows 7 was already installed to the hdd

 

[walkertreat]

ASUS M5A97 R2.0 AM3+ AMD 970 SATA 6Gb/s USB 3.0 ATX AMD Motherboard

 

[Eduello]

Its a Asus m597 R.2 am I missing anything? And yes windows 7 was already installed to the hdd

But was the operating system installed when you were using this motherboard or was it installed with your old motherboard?

What are your system specs?

 

[walkertreat]

It was already installed to the old motherboard. Sorry if im somewhat difficult, I appreciate your advice

 

[walkertreat]

2 sticks 3gb ram. Stock
Temperon 2.7gh 1 core
500gb hard drive
windows 7 32bit
amd radeon hd 5670 2gb
No on board graphics
all my stuff is carried over from the old motherboard.

 

[Eduello]

It was already installed to the old motherboard. Sorry if im somewhat difficult, I appreciate your advice

Well it seems we have found your problem. Every motherboard model has different drivers and the system crashes because your drivers don't match the motherboard. You're going to have to re-install Windows, but that'll wipe the entire HDD so be sure to make backups of important files.

Do you have an install disc for Windows? Also, is your Windows the OEM or retail version? (If it came with a pre-built PC it's OEM).

 

[walkertreat]

It would OEM as most of everything came woth a pre-built up computer. So the reason why my motherboard no longer displays (except the first few times) is because of a driver conflict? How do I go about wiping the hard drive?

 

[walkertreat]

I do not have an install disk

 

[Eduello]

It would OEM as most of everything came woth a pre-built up computer. So the reason why my motherboard no longer displays (except the first few times) is because of a driver conflict? How do I go about wiping the hard drive?

You are going to have to get a new copy of Windows because the OEM license was tied to your old motherboard. The HDD will be wiped automatically when you re-install Windows.

You could also try calling Microsoft and see if they would re-activate the product key.

 

[walkertreat]

Do I need to reinsert the hard drive into the old motherboard to begin wiping?

 

[Eduello]

Do I need to reinsert the hard drive into the old motherboard to begin wiping?

No, the hard drive will be wiped automatically when you re-install Windows from a disc/USB drive.