Windows 7 refuses to do fresh install.

[Peyton3995]

Hello, I have just recently finished building a computer, and I wanted to install an operating system on to it. The operating system I picked was Windows 7 64 Bit Home Premium and I burnt it to a disk. When It was time to install an operating system I went into the BIOS, selected boot from optical drive, and I put the disk into the optical drive. It does its thing for a bit, and once it gets the the "Starting Windows" screen it tries to do its animation. After less than 2 seconds of the animation it instantly crashes and goes to a blue screen.

Here is a list of parts I am using.

Intel Core i5 Processor i5-670
Gelid Solutions 80mm Hydro Dynamic Bearing CPU Cooler
Western Digital Blue WD5000AZLX 500 GB
Kingston Technology 4GB 1333 MHz 240-Pin DDR3 SDRAM Memory Module
Intel Socket 1156/Intel H55/MATX Motherboard
LG 24X SATA DVD Rewriter
Rosewill Black R519-BK Computer Case.

The power supply did come with computer case, but for those who want to know here is the name of it, Rosewill LC-8400BTX.

We have also tried Windows XP and Windows 8, and those do not work. I have exhausted all our options, and I hope you guys can help find a solution to this problem.

Here is the image of the Blue Screen I got. http://imgur.com/Ke8AodU

 

[hang-the-9]

Try reseating the RAM, try a different RAM stick. Seems like you got used parts, maybe there is an issue with one of them.

 

[Peyton3995]

Try reseating the RAM, try a different RAM stick. Seems like you got used parts, maybe there is an issue with one of them.

The BIOS is able to run using the ram I have installed right now. Does that mean the ram works?

 

[hang-the-9]

Try reseating the RAM, try a different RAM stick. Seems like you got used parts, maybe there is an issue with one of them.

The BIOS is able to run using the ram I have installed right now. Does that mean the ram works?

It works as far as the system sees it, but it may not be 100% fine if it crashes when Windows starts. Could even be a bad CPU, that is rare but happens. Does not look like you are using an add-on video card so that is not an issue, and the power supply should be able to handle the system as it is. Maybe a bad hard drive.

 

[Peyton3995]

Can you give me any advice on figuring out what component is causing this issue?

 

[hang-the-9]

Can you give me any advice on figuring out what component is causing this issue?

Swap them out till the system works, only way really. For crashes like that, I'd start with RAM, make sure nothing is overheating or is overclocked, try a different hard drive.

Did you use an official MS Windows 7 setup file? If not, get one and try that, maybe try Windows 10. Last time I installed 10, it took my Windows 7 activation code when I tried it to test things.