ASUS M5A99X

[Colonel Z.e.r.o.]

Well I went and got a new mobo, I installed it quite easily, problem it it gets a blue screen when I try to boot up windows (7-64 bit) I looked up the bios version and it seems I have he most up to date version (according to the sticker on the side which tells me what it is.) it isn't any of my devices cuz they all work when I changed them out for any changes and I always maintain the system defaults, but nothing.I put my old MB back in and IT started back pp without any problems. I'm currently looking up solutions, one suggested that I may have to manually update other components with the bios But I don't know how to update the bios from a flash like they recommended, if that's even the problem..

http://www.techsupportforum.com/forums/f...61194.html

I'm using AMD Phenom II 965 BE 3.4 ghz
Sapphire Radeon HD 7850
G-skill ripjaws 2x 2GB /2X4GB
Corsair 750w do hicky

HALP PLZ

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[zalsrevenge]

I did some searching. This might be of some help: http://vip.asus.com/forum/view.aspx?id=2...board_id=1

Basically, you flash the BIOS and install the new BIOS drivers. It sounds like your chipset driver or SATA driver is corrupt to me.

[Colonel Z.e.r.o.]

I did some searching. This might be of some help: http://vip.asus.com/forum/view.aspx?id=2...board_id=1

Basically, you flash the BIOS and install the new BIOS drivers. It sounds like your chipset driver or SATA driver is corrupt to me.

Will do, but how did my chipset driver become corrupt?

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[Beauenheim]

I've never had good luck with new motherboards installed on the same windows version.

Reinstall windows, drivers conflict and make people sad.

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[Colonel Z.e.r.o.]

I've never had good luck with new motherboards installed on the same windows version.

Reinstall windows, drivers conflict and make people sad.

Fixed it, it actually had something to so with the power options.

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