Just reset windows, still problems

[Alexanderbentley]

I've been having major problems, and I created some threads on here, but nothing worked to I eventually used dban to wipe my computer. Aftrer that, I downloaded windows 10 to 3 usbs, and on all of them I got an error that A file was missing. So I downloaded the windows 10 ISO and used rufus to put it on my flash drive. It worked, but by the time I got to customization the screen turned black. I unplugged and replugged the power and sata to my hard drive, rebooted, and reinstalled windows. It was all fine, but when I started installing drivers, it did the same thing. And I fixed it the same way. I got steam and was getting some games to download overnight, when it did the same thing. This time though, when I uplugged and replugged, it said repairing disk, and then it brought me o the windows bluecreen. I'm going to put my hard drive in my brothers and see if the problem is still there. Any suggestions? I don't think my connections are messed up, but maybe my sata cable is messed up. Any help is appreciated

 

[clarkjd]

Complete system specs would be helpful..

 

[Alexanderbentley]

Complete system specs would be helpful..

Sorry! I have a western digital blue 1tb hard drive, a Msi r9 290x twin frozr graphics card, an Asus pro gaming aura motherboard, and idk about the power supply

 

[clarkjd]

Complete system specs would be helpful..

Sorry! I have a western digital blue 1tb hard drive, a Msi r9 290x twin frozr graphics card, an Asus pro gaming aura motherboard, and idk about the power supply

CPU? And try to find out the make/model of PSU...

 

[Alexanderbentley]

Complete system specs would be helpful..

Sorry! I have a western digital blue 1tb hard drive, a Msi r9 290x twin frozr graphics card, an Asus pro gaming aura motherboard, and idk about the power supply

CPU? And try to find out the make/model of PSU...

The psu is evga 600B 80+ bronze power supply, I don't know the exact CPU, but it's an amd fx black 8 cores. Any help?

 

[clarkjd]

Complete system specs would be helpful..

Sorry! I have a western digital blue 1tb hard drive, a Msi r9 290x twin frozr graphics card, an Asus pro gaming aura motherboard, and idk about the power supply

CPU? And try to find out the make/model of PSU...

The psu is evga 600B 80+ bronze power supply, I don't know the exact CPU, but it's an amd fx black 8 cores. Any help?

Have you tried this?:
http://www.tomshardware.com/forum/261145-31-perform-steps-posting-post-boot-video-problems

 

[Alexanderbentley]

Complete system specs would be helpful..

Sorry! I have a western digital blue 1tb hard drive, a Msi r9 290x twin frozr graphics card, an Asus pro gaming aura motherboard, and idk about the power supply

CPU? And try to find out the make/model of PSU...

The psu is evga 600B 80+ bronze power supply, I don't know the exact CPU, but it's an amd fx black 8 cores. Any help?

Have you tried this?:
http://www.tomshardware.com/forum/261145-31-perform-steps-posting-post-boot-video-problems

It didn't, my computer has been working for 2 years

 

[clarkjd]

It didn't, my computer has been working for 2 years

Computer hardware DOES go bad.. The list helps us narrow down what may have gone bad.

 

[Alexanderbentley]

It didn't, my computer has been working for 2 years

Computer hardware DOES go bad.. The list helps us narrow down what may have gone bad.

None of these worked

 

[Alexanderbentley]

It didn't, my computer has been working for 2 years

Computer hardware DOES go bad.. The list helps us narrow down what may have gone bad.

My friend said it might be an overheating processor, do you think that could be the case?