I've just assembled a new build to accomodate the hard drive from an office computer, hoping to replace the sluggish Dell office PC with this one that I've just put together. The parts I used for this build are out of my other PC, the motherboard is an ASROCK M3A785GXH/128M, the CPU is a Phenom II X4 955, with 4 x 2GB of 1333Mhz RAM. The hard drive out of the office Dell that I am using is a standard 7200RPM HDD with around 33GB of occupied space, and a total capacity of 60GB excluding the OS.
When I finally bundled everything into once piece and fired it up, everything went smoothly until the Windows XP Professional loading screen, which cut off and gave me BSOD after about 5 seconds of loading. The BSOD didn't give me anything specific except for the stop message, as shown:
0x0000007e (0xC0000005, 0xBA4CB42C, 0xBA4CB128)
The system booted up to the user screen when I went with safe mode, but it wouldn't respond to any keyboard or mouse inputs, so I couldn't really go anywhere with that. I've tried booting the system with just 1 stick of the 2GB 1333Mhz RAM, and I've rotated that 1 stick out with the other 3, all gave me BSOD.
Does anyone have any ideas of clues on how I could fix this?
When I finally bundled everything into once piece and fired it up, everything went smoothly until the Windows XP Professional loading screen, which cut off and gave me BSOD after about 5 seconds of loading. The BSOD didn't give me anything specific except for the stop message, as shown:
0x0000007e (0xC0000005, 0xBA4CB42C, 0xBA4CB128)
The system booted up to the user screen when I went with safe mode, but it wouldn't respond to any keyboard or mouse inputs, so I couldn't really go anywhere with that. I've tried booting the system with just 1 stick of the 2GB 1333Mhz RAM, and I've rotated that 1 stick out with the other 3, all gave me BSOD.
Does anyone have any ideas of clues on how I could fix this?