HELP! WINDOWS 10 IS KILLING ME!!

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  • liamnipen
    PCHF Member
    • Feb 2019
    • 8

    #1

    HELP! WINDOWS 10 IS KILLING ME!!

    I was going on a hollyday so i thought the best thing to do was to turn off the pc and take the plug out, i cant remember to turn the switch at the powersupply off (if this might be usefull). When i came back, wich was yesterday, i plugged in my computer, turned it on sat down and waited. but the windows symbol with the rolling dots was not comming to an end i noticed. and usually my pc uses up to 15 secounds to start, i restarted the pc several times, i even tried resetting the BIOS, but did not work. i waited hours at the loading screen, but nothing happened, so i came to a risky conclusion to restore my pc, back to factory settings. i started my pc windows symbol loading screen pops up after waiting a while a blue screen pops up saying:

    "Your pc ran into a problem and needs to restart, we’ll restart for you.

    Contact blablabla for help.

    Stop code: DRIVER PNP WATCHDOG"

    i did not know what to do so i let it automaticly restart, after waiting 10 mins on the loading screen same thing popped up. so im sitting here today really want to play some games but cant because of this xxxxxxx windows 10.

    Things you should know about my pc:
    [ul]
    [li]i can access BIOS (little knowledge about this, only overclock and so on).[/li][li]its a custom pc[/li][li]has one 2TB HDD that is working at 100% and has nothing on it (its unplugged)[/li][li]i have tried clearing cmos and bios, by using the pins and by taking the little battery out[/li][/ul]
    COMPONENTS:
    [ul]
    [li]EVGA 980Ti 6GB (watercooled)(Was oc)[/li][li]MSI Z87-G43[/li][li]WD 2.0TB HDD[/li][li]WD 2.0TB HDD (Unplugged)[/li][li]CORSAIR FORCE 128GB SSD[/li][li]SAMSUNG 860 PRO 256GB SSD[/li][li]BALLISTIX 16GB RAM 1600MHz[/li][li]INTEL I7 4770K 3.5GHz (Was oc)[/li][li]XFX PRO 750W[/li][li]COOLER MASTER (Air CPU cooling)[/li][/ul]
    Edit: bad language removed
  • veeg
    PCHF Director
    • Jul 2016
    • 8977

    #2
    Hello

    @Rustys @Bruce @gus

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    • system
      PCHF Owner
      • Jan 2015
      • 7635

      #3
      It is possible you may have interrupted a windows update that may have caused some corruption??

      Have a read of this, hope it helps.

      In this article, you may learn how to fix How to fix Driver PNP Watchdog error. These simple methods will help you.

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      • liamnipen
        PCHF Member
        • Feb 2019
        • 8

        #4
        I got something, i think i fixed it, but i dont know exacly yet because i have not installed windows yet, ill update when i do and come home. but, i think it’s something because of all the driver watchdog bluescreens ive seen it has something to do with the HDD or the SDD most likely the main disk. Ive been looking around in the BIOS and found a SATA option that was on AHCI and i changed it to IDE, and it seems to have fixed my problem, now i need to install windows 8 and then to windows 10. RECOMANDED TO DO IF YOU HAVE THIS PROBLEM!!!

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        • Rustys
          PCHF Member
          • Jul 2016
          • 7862

          #5
          Originally posted by liamnipen
          now i need to install windows 8 and then to windows 10. RECOMANDED TO DO IF YOU HAVE THIS PROBLEM!!!
          You do not really need to install Windows 8 you can just install Windows 10.

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          • liamnipen
            PCHF Member
            • Feb 2019
            • 8

            #6
            Originally posted by Rustys
            You do not really need to install Windows 8 you can just install Windows 10.
            Yeah im trying but its in a loop, when ive selected the disk i want my windows on it complete the tasks and after that it β€œreboots” and goes straight to the installation again

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            • Rustys
              PCHF Member
              • Jul 2016
              • 7862

              #7
              Have you reset the BIOS back to factory?
              Checked to make sure that the drive that you are installing Windows on is listed in BIOS?

              After the installation completes and it reboots you are not touching any key on the keyboard?

              When doing the install did you have it delete all of the partitions since one may be corrupt and this will have windows recreate all of them.

              Trying to clarify information.
              Originally posted by liamnipen
              and goes straight to the installation again
              When you state this is it going to this screen

              [ATTACH alt=β€œ4517”]4517[/ATTACH]

              or this screen or one similar to one of the following.

              [ATTACH alt=β€œ4518”]4518[/ATTACH] [ATTACH alt=β€œ4519”]4519[/ATTACH]

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              • liamnipen
                PCHF Member
                • Feb 2019
                • 8

                #8
                Originally posted by Rustys
                Have you reset the BIOS back to factory?
                Checked to make sure that the drive that you are installing Windows on is listed in BIOS?

                After the installation completes and it reboots you are not touching any key on the keyboard?

                When doing the install did you have it delete all of the partitions since one may be corrupt and this will have windows recreate all of them.

                Trying to clarify information.

                When you state this is it going to this screen

                [ATTACH alt=β€œ4517”]4517[/ATTACH]

                or this screen or one similar to one of the following.

                [ATTACH alt=β€œ4518”]4518[/ATTACH] [ATTACH alt=β€œ4519”]4519[/ATTACH]
                Its simular to the top

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                • Rustys
                  PCHF Member
                  • Jul 2016
                  • 7862

                  #9
                  What media are you using to install Windows 10 USB or DVD?
                  Then make sure the Drive is showing in BIOS
                  Reset BIOS to factory
                  Try the reinstall and delete all the partitions then do the install.

                  If that does not work then there is a possibility that he HDD is or has failed
                  Originally posted by liamnipen
                  has one 2TB HDD that is working at 100% and has nothing on it (its unplugged)
                  What happens if you put this drive in place of the one that you are installing to and tried installing windows to it?
                  @Bruce @phillpower2 @gus any other suggestions.

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                  • liamnipen
                    PCHF Member
                    • Feb 2019
                    • 8

                    #10
                    Originally posted by Rustys
                    What media are you using to install Windows 10 USB or DVD?
                    Then make sure the Drive is showing in BIOS
                    Reset BIOS to factory
                    Try the reinstall and delete all the partitions then do the install.

                    If that does not work then there is a possibility that he HDD is or has failed

                    What happens if you put this drive in place of the one that you are installing to and tried installing windows to it?
                    @Bruce @phillpower2 @gus any other suggestions.
                    i use usb for now, but same thing happened when i tried to install win 8 in a dvd. ill try to reset the bios, and yes i selected the usb as first boot and secound as hard drive, because none of my hdds or sdds shows up in there,

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                    • system
                      PCHF Owner
                      • Jan 2015
                      • 7635

                      #11
                      So, you have 4 hard drives, can I suggest you try and keep this simple.

                      Remove all drives except the drive you wish to install Windows on. The Samsung SSD woulds be a good choice.
                      Reset your bios to default.
                      DO NOT install Windows 8 and then upgrade it to 10, just do a fresh install of 10.

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                      • liamnipen
                        PCHF Member
                        • Feb 2019
                        • 8

                        #12
                        Originally posted by gus
                        So, you have 4 hard drives, can I suggest you try and keep this simple.

                        Remove all drives except the drive you wish to install Windows on. The Samsung SSD woulds be a good choice.
                        Reset your bios to default.
                        DO NOT install Windows 8 and then upgrade it to 10, just do a fresh install of 10.
                        I’ll try using the samsung ssd, but its weird because i don’t think it shows up in the windows install program, i think it shows it but it only says 900 MB… I’ve tried to nuke the disks (means using DBAN. it clears the whole disk completely.

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                        • system
                          PCHF Owner
                          • Jan 2015
                          • 7635

                          #13
                          Originally posted by liamnipen
                          i think it shows it but it only says 900 MB
                          Then why do you say in your post number 1 that the Samsung SSD is 256GB?

                          Again suggest you DISCONNECT all other drives..

                          BTW there is no need to Quote ALL previous posts, it just makes the thread messy and confusing.

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                          • liamnipen
                            PCHF Member
                            • Feb 2019
                            • 8

                            #14
                            ok. yeah the Samsung SSD is 256GB but in the windows installation it says its around 900MB. Now why is that i dont know, and yeah ive tried disconnecting all the other drives, but since the Samsung SSD only show 900MB it wont put windows on it. so tomorrow ill try to use the kingston 128GB SSD and see if that works. if not ill try to put in my old motherboard and cpu and see if i can use them to install windows on to the drive.

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                            • system
                              PCHF Owner
                              • Jan 2015
                              • 7635

                              #15
                              Originally posted by liamnipen
                              if not ill try to put in my old motherboard and cpu
                              Perhaps you should tell us the whole story here?

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