Installed new motherboard cant boot into windows

[mattmsk005]

I installed a new motherboard on power up at first it would just keep looping trying to repair now im able to get to the login screen however when i enter in my password and hit enter it freezes and goes to a screen that states "You'r Windows insider bild ran into a problem and needs to restart. We're just collecting some error info, and then well restart for you" Stop code: System service Exception.

I would also like to mention that at one point i was able to log in with no issue how ever only my keyboard was able to get power and not my mouse.

 

[SkyNetRising]

Change of motherboard often requires re-installation of OS.

 

[Kissmyne]

Did you have a different mobo in it before? Have you tried reinstalling Windows? Windows installs don't always play nice with running on different mobos with different feature sets, a reinstall may be a good idea so it grabs the correct drivers/chipset software.

On another note if your mobo is having issues sending current to your peripherals you may want to do some H/W testing to make sure the mobo isn't faulty..

 

[terry4536]

Without reloading the operating system, you are still using drivers from the previous motherboard. A fresh install of the operating system is necessary. Unplug all drives except the system drive.

 

[mattmsk005]

Without reloading the operating system, you are still using drivers from the previous motherboard. A fresh install of the operating system is necessary. Unplug all drives except the system drive.

Ive been trying to wipe my hard drive so i can reinstall it, however i keep getting the error. Ive tried using a repair windows disc however it says that it cant use the partition for some reason. Is there another way to reinstall windows.

 

[USAFRet]

Without reloading the operating system, you are still using drivers from the previous motherboard. A fresh install of the operating system is necessary. Unplug all drives except the system drive.

Ive been trying to wipe my hard drive so i can reinstall it, however i keep getting the error. Ive tried using a repair windows disc however it says that it cant use the partition for some reason. Is there another way to reinstall windows.

Boot from your install media, start the install process, wipe the drive as you proceed.

Assuming Windows 10, this:
How to do a CLEAN installation of Windows 10

 

[terry4536]

Without reloading the operating system, you are still using drivers from the previous motherboard. A fresh install of the operating system is necessary. Unplug all drives except the system drive.

Ive been trying to wipe my hard drive so i can reinstall it, however i keep getting the error. Ive tried using a repair windows disc however it says that it cant use the partition for some reason. Is there another way to reinstall windows.

When you do a fresh install of Windows, you have the option of saving files. But a regular fresh install (without using that option) will wipe the rest of the drive (assuming that there is a single partition).

If you want a more secure wipe of the drive, you can remove the drive and connect it to another computer and format it on that system. You can even shred the drive space.

 

[mattmsk005]

Without reloading the operating system, you are still using drivers from the previous motherboard. A fresh install of the operating system is necessary. Unplug all drives except the system drive.

Ive been trying to wipe my hard drive so i can reinstall it, however i keep getting the error. Ive tried using a repair windows disc however it says that it cant use the partition for some reason. Is there another way to reinstall windows.

Boot from your install media, start the install process, wipe the drive as you proceed.

Assuming Windows 10, this:
How to do a CLEAN installation of Windows 10

Without reloading the operating system, you are still using drivers from the previous motherboard. A fresh install of the operating system is necessary. Unplug all drives except the system drive.

Ive been trying to wipe my hard drive so i can reinstall it, however i keep getting the error. Ive tried using a repair windows disc however it says that it cant use the partition for some reason. Is there another way to reinstall windows.

When you do a fresh install of Windows, you have the option of saving files. But a regular fresh install (without using that option) will wipe the rest of the drive (assuming that there is a single partition).

If you want a more secure wipe of the drive, you can remove the drive and connect it to another computer and format it on that system. You can even shred the drive space.

Hi this is what comes up when i try to do a fresh install. https://i.imgur.com/5STkJTY.jpg https://i.imgur.com/Jf6rQRa.jpg

 

[USAFRet]

Hi this is what comes up when i try to do a fresh install. https://i.imgur.com/5STkJTY.jpg https://i.imgur.com/Jf6rQRa.jpg

This is where you hit the Red X, and DELETE each of those 3 partitions.
Reformat the resulting space, GPT.
Continue.

 

[terry4536]

As above, delete the partitions. I would recommend only a single partition for a drive that size.

 

[SkyNetRising]

As above, delete the partitions. I would recommend only a single partition for a drive that size.

That's wrong. Windows OS drive requires separate partitions for bootloader, recovery partitions, reserved partitions. If you make a single partition occupying all the available space, none of those extra partitions can be created.
And you'll see something like this:

 

[USAFRet]

As above, delete the partitions. I would recommend only a single partition for a drive that size.

That's wrong. Windows OS drive requires separate partitions for bootloader, recovery partitions, reserved partitions. If you make a single partition occupying all the available space, none of those extra partitions can be created.
And you'll see something like this:

Starting with a single partition, the install will create what it needs.
The user does NOT have to manually create those.

 

[terry4536]

As above, delete the partitions. I would recommend only a single partition for a drive that size.

That's wrong. Windows OS drive requires separate partitions for bootloader, recovery partitions, reserved partitions. If you make a single partition occupying all the available space, none of those extra partitions can be created.
And you'll see something like this:

Windows recreates those reserved partitions as needed. Exactly as if it were a brand new drive.

 

[USAFRet]

And you'll see something like this:

And that is trying to install the OS to an 8TB drive.
Anything greater than 2TB is a whole different set of issues.

 

[terry4536]

Here is a video I found showing this exact process. It shows the process of deleting all of the partitions, then highlighting the system drive and clicking next (which initiates the windows install).


https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=E49IjCMKU4g

 

[R0GG]

It looks that you're trying to install windows 7, if so only 64 bit is supported with UEFI motherboards, also you need to verify that your Bios is set to support other than windows 10 OS installation,it also depends whether your installation media is located on a DVD or a USB stick : How to Install Windows 7 Using the "Unified Extensible Firmware Interface" (UEFI) >> https://www.sevenforums.com/tutorials/186875-uefi-unified-extensible-firmware-interface-install-windows-7-a.html