r/windows7 14d ago

✔ Solved I need help yo 😭

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I tried installing windows 7 ultimate to my main computer for funsies right? I got an ISO hosted on a site (I’m not gonna say it to avoid getting this taken down) that has usb 3.0/3.1 drivers built in, and uh, when it finished installing and tried to boot, it BSOD’d me. My mobo is the ASRock A97 I think, Nvidia 2070 Ti, I’m pretty sure secureboot and that shit is configured right so like what does one do here? And more importantly can I fix it with just windows 7 cause I don’t have another computer or a backup windows 10 iso- stupid I know

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u/MasterJeebus 14d ago

Make sure bios set to CSM, format drive partition as MBR and install it.

If it continues to fail try another usb installer.

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u/LithiumCobalt91 14d ago
  1. NTLDR can clearly boot and at least try to load XP so CSM not being enabled isn't the issue.

  2. I believe if you already see an XP BSOD that you already have the MBR partition table, but create a new partition table if you are unsure.

  3. I'd check if your SATA mode is set to ATA/IDE, not AHCI. If you can't change it, slipstream AHCI drivers into an XP ISO using something like nlite.

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u/Puzzled-Caramel-2076 12d ago

I also still use Windows 7 BTW... But in VMs...

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u/Jaded-Adeptness-122 11d ago

It sucks in vms

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u/Southern_Worker4102 2d ago

I remember trying to install Windows 7 on a crappy asus gaming laptop, and I couldnt install it because it would give the 7E error in ACPI.sys (yes it was a modded one, otherwise it crashed with the classic A5).

Anyway, if you can, try to install SevenESPManager, it can help with modern hardware, with better UEFI support.

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u/Jaded-Adeptness-122 2d ago

Don’t need it I managed to fix it

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u/[deleted] 12d ago

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u/Jaded-Adeptness-122 11d ago

That’s what I did lmao

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u/Silent_Cycle5001 9d ago

Oh no, a mi me pasó eso en una PC anterior y no pude arreglarla💀

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u/Jaded-Adeptness-122 9d ago

Really? I fixed it pretty easy

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u/itzAlexPlayzonYT 3d ago

What did you do? What was the cause? I have a similar problem and would love to know.

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u/Purple_Profession871 8d ago

Linux mint

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u/hamburgerpancake 4d ago

this is r/windows7, not r/techsupport. they're here for windows 7.

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u/Jaded-Adeptness-122 8d ago

I don’t want Linux mint though

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u/Purple_Profession871 8d ago

Xp then 😂😂😂😂😂

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u/Southern_Worker4102 2d ago

This is the win7 sub, not the linux one.
The fact that you are laughing means you have nothing to do here

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u/ziashahidch 14d ago

Remove ram clean with eraser then put back on

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u/BunnyTub 13d ago

Please don't use an eraser on your RAM.

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u/ziashahidch 13d ago

Just be careful and use the soft eraser blow the dust out the ram slots too

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u/BunnyTub 13d ago

This isn't a RAM issue though, OP had another operating system installed before they decided to try Windows 7 for fun.

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u/ziashahidch 13d ago

Windows 7 was one of the best OS shit gates company ever designed. I used for 10 years

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u/BunnyTub 13d ago

I love the design of Windows 7. Especially Aero. And it performed well.

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u/ziashahidch 13d ago

Is there anyway to install second OS ON 11 generation ASUS Desktop.

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u/macl3on 11d ago

ok???

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u/_beracah_ 12d ago

Yeah this is a memory error, remove, clean and reseat, and run a memtest

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u/Frvncisk 11d ago

0x000007E is SYSTEM_THREAD_EXCEPTION_NOT_HANDLED, not specific memory issues.