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This latest PC setup caused major issues!

This latest PC setup caused major issues!

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PrivateNunez
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07-29-2021, 09:17 AM
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I assembled this system and it functioned briefly, but it began to bluescreen and shut down quickly. The BIOS worked without issues, yet every time I booted into Windows it would display a bluescreen or power off. I checked the Thermal monitoring tools and found no problems there, so I re-applied thermal paste just to be safe. I reinstalled the CPU, GPU, SSD, and RAM, reset the CMOS multiple times, and reinstalled Windows 11. Still nothing resolved. The issue intensified. I considered switching to Windows 10, but even that access is now blocked in the BIOS—just a black screen with fans still running. The EZ Debug light flashes briefly, then turns off, and the VGA indicator lights up. No output appears on the screen. I tried flashing the BIOS, but my technique was uncertain and it didn’t change anything. Changing RAM slots helped temporarily, but restarting brought me back to the original problem, suggesting a possible faulty RAM module. I’ve tested each stick individually without success. I’m at a loss and need advice.
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PrivateNunez
07-29-2021, 09:17 AM #1

I assembled this system and it functioned briefly, but it began to bluescreen and shut down quickly. The BIOS worked without issues, yet every time I booted into Windows it would display a bluescreen or power off. I checked the Thermal monitoring tools and found no problems there, so I re-applied thermal paste just to be safe. I reinstalled the CPU, GPU, SSD, and RAM, reset the CMOS multiple times, and reinstalled Windows 11. Still nothing resolved. The issue intensified. I considered switching to Windows 10, but even that access is now blocked in the BIOS—just a black screen with fans still running. The EZ Debug light flashes briefly, then turns off, and the VGA indicator lights up. No output appears on the screen. I tried flashing the BIOS, but my technique was uncertain and it didn’t change anything. Changing RAM slots helped temporarily, but restarting brought me back to the original problem, suggesting a possible faulty RAM module. I’ve tested each stick individually without success. I’m at a loss and need advice.