PC wont boot past windows startup

[mrhoppsmc]

Hello, so i downloaded an updated Realtek driver yesterday and faced the problem of having my sound not work afterward. I tried everything from and read a couple things on restarting my BIOS to factory setting by taking the motherboard battery out and putting it back after 60 sec. I placed it back into its component and put my computer back together and plugged it in and turned it on. I noticed that when i started it up it made 2 beep sounds instead of the usual 3(I also looked up that AMI motherboards with 2 beeps means faulty RAM so i replaced it with diffrent RAM and didnt work . Afterwards when the problem still persisted i tried the System repair tool with no luck either and dont know what to do next? If you have any insight on the matter please let me know Thank You

 

[nikorr]

Check the 4/8 pin connection.

 

[mrhoppsmc]

For some reason i moved the CMOS jumper back and my computer turn on again but im back to the same boot fail as before so im going to try re installing windows this time.

 

[nikorr]

For some reason i moved the CMOS jumper back and my computer turn on again but im back to the same boot fail as before so im going to try re installing windows this time.

When I can't fix the problem with in few hrs, I just reload the back up.

Or reinstall everything : )

All done within 30 min to 2 hrs. Most likely your system is corrupted.

Well, good luck!

 

[nikorr]

And if u need to salvage some data,

boot from another HDD or LiveCD and do the transfer ...

 

[mrhoppsmc]

am i able to save certain programs or documents and transfer them to a USB instead of a new HDD because i dont need to backup the whole thing because i dont wanna spend more money when this isnt guaranteed to fix the problem?

 

[nikorr]

Clean install is the fix.

 

[mrhoppsmc]

k i will let you know how it went

 

[nikorr]

Cool!

 

[danny2000]

When I can't fix the problem with in few hrs, I just reload the back up.

Or reinstall everything : )

All done within 30 min to 2 hrs. Most likely your system is corrupted.

Well, good luck!

Very true. That is how we did it in Desktop Support; Basically, anything more than an hour is a waste of time.

 

[mrhoppsmc]

ok it worked! Thanks for all the help.