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Clean Win7 install doesn't recocnise components

Postby LordHAwkwind » Sun Oct 30, 2011 6:49 pm

To cut a long story short, Win 7 went flakkey on me (BSOD etc) and finally refused to boot. Tried to load Acronis TI 11 Image but it said it was corrupt, eventhough I could examine the file in Windows! IMHO Acronis TI 11 is a real POS software.

Every time I tried to reinstall Win 7 got errors like win/.sources.mid. Finally loaded but it didn't recognise most of my hardware including LAN. Therefore no way to update as it also didn't see my optical drives.

Not a very happy chappy at the moment so has anyone got any ideas please?

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Re: Clean Win7 install doesn't recocnise components

Postby yeshuas » Sun Oct 30, 2011 7:08 pm

you probably have to load the drivers manually for you motherboard which is really unusual for Windows 7

Sounds to me like something else is going on though, e.g. HD is going bad, CPU or memory needs to be reseated, or worse case scenario MB, CPU and or Memory is failing
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Re: Clean Win7 install doesn't recocnise components

Postby LordHAwkwind » Sun Oct 30, 2011 7:33 pm

yeshuas wrote:you probably have to load the drivers manually for you motherboard which is really unusual for Windows 7

Sounds to me like something else is going on though, e.g. HD is going bad, CPU or memory needs to be reseated, or worse case scenario MB, CPU and or Memory is failing


I think you could be right. I got first gen Sandy Bridge mobo with SATA 2 bug and both my optical drives are on this. Never replaced the MB because it was a major O/C'er. HD is new, CPU only 6 months old so maybe they should be OK.
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Re: Clean Win7 install doesn't recocnise components

Postby shreader » Sun Oct 30, 2011 11:46 pm

I'd suggest installing the chipset, LAN & etc drivers off the MB CD to see if that will help incase your not going to Replace the MB.
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Re: Clean Win7 install doesn't recocnise components

Postby JabbaPapa » Mon Oct 31, 2011 11:59 am

With no network and no optical drive access, I guess you'll need to go via USB flash drive to get the driver installation from wherever into that machine ?
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