I am having an issue with my home built PC. I built it quite awhile ago and just today decided to swap out the motherboard for one that supports sli as I have two gtx 660's. I switched everything out, double checking (now quintuple checked) to make sure everything is properly plugged in.
Upon boot up my computer gives on a single beep, shows the motherboard logo (and bios launcher) screen. I can access the bios, monitor my system, make changes, etc without any issues. After that screen goes away the start windows normally or in recovery mode screen appears where recovery mode doesn't do anything but recommend doing a recovery to a previous date (likely about an hour ago.) The start normally option takes me through and shows me the windows orbs whereafter it quickly flashes a BSOD and reboots to a beep and the bios launcher.
I have since disabled the auto restart on failure using F8 and looked up the first hexadecimal code given. 0x0000007B. After looking at this I'm not sure what to do. From what I have found it's either a virus (nope, never recieved a BSOD on this pc in it's almost 3 years of life including lots of component exchanges. This is the second new motherboard I've had go into this system after I updated my CPU to an fx-8350. No hiccups there.) My previous motherboard was a gigabyte 970a-ds3 rev 2.1 and now its a 990FXA-ud3 rev 4.0.
My only idea is that the sata controller on the board may be the problem? And I'm not sure how to fix that. The full code given to me is:
"0x0000007b (0xFFFFF880009A97E8, 0xFFFFFFFFC0000034, 0x0000000000000000,m0x0000000000000000)"
This is my first time trying to deal with a BSOD so I am at a complete loss at what to do. Any help or tips could save my PC, wallet, and my day.
Thanks in Advance,
-Liam McClaughry
EDIT: My system specs are:
motherboard - 990FXA-ud3 rev 4.0
cpu - fx-8350
RAM - 2x4gb mushkin blackline
2x8gb amd gaming series
GPU - 2x gtx 660
hdd's - 1tb wd (boot drive)
3tb seagate
500gb seagate
PWR - 750W
cpu fan - h100i
Upon boot up my computer gives on a single beep, shows the motherboard logo (and bios launcher) screen. I can access the bios, monitor my system, make changes, etc without any issues. After that screen goes away the start windows normally or in recovery mode screen appears where recovery mode doesn't do anything but recommend doing a recovery to a previous date (likely about an hour ago.) The start normally option takes me through and shows me the windows orbs whereafter it quickly flashes a BSOD and reboots to a beep and the bios launcher.
I have since disabled the auto restart on failure using F8 and looked up the first hexadecimal code given. 0x0000007B. After looking at this I'm not sure what to do. From what I have found it's either a virus (nope, never recieved a BSOD on this pc in it's almost 3 years of life including lots of component exchanges. This is the second new motherboard I've had go into this system after I updated my CPU to an fx-8350. No hiccups there.) My previous motherboard was a gigabyte 970a-ds3 rev 2.1 and now its a 990FXA-ud3 rev 4.0.
My only idea is that the sata controller on the board may be the problem? And I'm not sure how to fix that. The full code given to me is:
"0x0000007b (0xFFFFF880009A97E8, 0xFFFFFFFFC0000034, 0x0000000000000000,m0x0000000000000000)"
This is my first time trying to deal with a BSOD so I am at a complete loss at what to do. Any help or tips could save my PC, wallet, and my day.
Thanks in Advance,
-Liam McClaughry
EDIT: My system specs are:
motherboard - 990FXA-ud3 rev 4.0
cpu - fx-8350
RAM - 2x4gb mushkin blackline
2x8gb amd gaming series
GPU - 2x gtx 660
hdd's - 1tb wd (boot drive)
3tb seagate
500gb seagate
PWR - 750W
cpu fan - h100i
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