You download the 64bit - the screenshot shows the 32 bit. If for some reason you cannot see that or it does not work then you can configure boot in BIOSĪdditional help for you with the Puppy and Rufus Then boot the computer from the USB using the one time boot menu - could be F12 it will show on the post screen as press ? for boot menu Rufus - The Official Website (Download, New Releases) If it fails to run that we can be more or less assured it is a hardware problemĭepending on which of those your system is This will test the PSU and the CPU and the graphics See if it will boot from that and run it in ram If any of those LEDS remain lit in the booting process it indicates a problem That motherboard has LEDS above the ram sticks for Boot - VGA - RAM and CPU IF that passes the two complete PASSES each of 11-12 tests then we will progress to further analysis and tests Which contains the rest of the instructions for using memtest. MemTest86 - Creating a MemTest86 boot disk in Windows In case you do not know you make the USB as here
So you run it until it is 100% for the pass and you will see that progress as each test in that pass completes to 100%. Look at the main menu image and you can see that it is 76% on the first test progress and has not even yet reistered a percentage progress for the pass Put it on a flash pen drive as described boot the computer from the USB and run TWO complete passes on MEMTEST each pass consists of 10 -12 tests MemTest86 - Official Site of the x86 and ARM Memory Testing Tool This could with that assortment of BSOD be a ram fault, a drive fault or a PSU fault. (I read the instructions but can't download or use any tool to generate logs since I don't get that far) In trapped in a loop.īSOD I could record so far (there were others but I couldn't write it down fast enough):
#Bochs bsod installing windows 10 Pc
Unfortunately I don't get through the setup without blue screen, always different ones.įurthest I get in the installation is to set language, security question etc, then usually blue screen hits, restarts the pc and the setup begins new. Some weeks ago, I had an issue with my pc and jumped back to an earlier installation, since then I started to receive blue screens, today I decided to make a clean, new windows10 install. I'm sorry to bother you, but I really need urgent help.
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