Bluescreen prevents Win Install

[noob05]

Ok, problem occured, after i downlaoded il2 1946... suddenly bluescreens occured, before never... after some time only bluescreen whead... ok... tried to make new clean install.. did not work on HD.. asus board is new, but was checked ..all ok..so i bought a new samsung ssd, no other HD in system, wanted to make a clean install on new ssd.. but direct blue screen. looks like hardware prob ? changed graphics card, but same prob.
any idea? thanks a lot for help

 

[Colif]

what are specs of PC?
What BSOD is it?

did you say WHEA error?

 

[noob05]

I have i7 6700 16 gb asus rog hero VIII MB pallit 1080gtx...yes whead .. strange, i have a brand new virgin ssd, wanted to install win10 but direct bluescreen

 

[Colif]

WHEA = Windows Hardware Error Architecture. they are errors called by CPU but not necessarily caused by it.
If PC is overclocked, remove it as it can/will cause BSOD
who checked Motherboard? Do you have latest BIOS?

As windows refuses to install, see if you can run this: http://www.tcsscreening.com/files/users/IPDT_LiveUSB/index.html - its the bootable Linux live usb version of the Intel processor diagnostic tool, see if it finds anything. Linux also gets whea errors so will at least confirm problem isn't windows.

its not GPU since its new,
not ssd/hdd but then WHEA errors aren't normally caused by storage

 

[noob05]

Hello, thanks for Your answer. MB was checked by ASUS..i never overclock, cause idon t need it yes, latest bios.. sended already the cpu back.. they will send another one...so if hardware all is OK ( checked by producers ) what else can cause this nonsense. it appeared after i was using IL2 1946 freeware... first only sometimes, then it was all blue WHED... and like i told, it was not possible to reinstall windows on a brand new ssd ( samsung ) ... i lost already any idea how to get rid of it

 

[Colif]

not mobo
not CPU
not GPU
Can't install win 10 on a NEW ssd

Just removing things from the list that it shouldn't be.

not a lot left...

try running memtest86 on your ram sticks, 1 at a time. Any errors would explain the BSOD though I haven't seen Memory cause whea errors before. Only score you want is 0

What PSU do you have?

Do you know what breadboarding means? Have you tried it?

I will ask for a 2nd opinion on this.

 

[Colif]

What I would suggest is taking PC to a repair store and tell them what problem is and ask them to find it. They should have spare parts they can swap out to figure out the cause. It might save you some time.