So one day i start my pc and it says something like

"windows cannot start your system"

Then gives me option to start it normally which results in a BSOD with the recent hardware BS.

Or gives me option to run start up repair tool, which just loops with no BSOD.

Safe mode works fine.

Also in bios i have tons of parenthesis and odd symbols in the words, when i take out my video card and use onboard it works fine.

So do you think its the card or the pci-e slot?

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It's your drivers, the same thing happened to me whenever I update my ATI drivers to 9.11. They're corrupted, and fixing them is a bitch

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Don't ban me lololololo

[QUOTE=Sol;265440]you would only find that hot if she was a he and was a fox.[/QUOTE]

k ill murder all my videocard drivers and see if it works then.

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yea but then you run in no video driver mode, enjoy your 600x420

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Don't ban me lololololo

[QUOTE=Sol;265440]you would only find that hot if she was a he and was a fox.[/QUOTE]

i could then just get new drivers from site...

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k faekfhdic

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Don't ban me lololololo

[QUOTE=Sol;265440]you would only find that hot if she was a he and was a fox.[/QUOTE]

psu, get a mac, etc

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proof sol said it

having a trendy OS doesnt mean your hardware wont fail.

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Nope, it just means its more expensive to fix :P

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driver idea did not work...well in a sense.

killed all the drivers for card and it started up fine(still shit in the bios) but no BSOD, windows detected it and did its norm bs detection drivers and forced a restart and the problem came back...



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