Hi, To all expert. I need your help please i am installing windows 7,.expanding files at 39% now my monitor screen turns to white...what happen on this..can you help me please. Thank you in advance.
HI,Okay i stop the installation then i load another window 7 cd...if this still will not work i will use the bootable drive...by the way is my HDD is not going to dead?...i saw the S.M.A.R.T during start up and it reported "OK" Asus M3n78-vm socket AM2 P90...
Well, you could opt to perform that part of the installation manually. See forums.mydigitallife.net/threads/28001-Installing-from-wim-files-directly-using-imagex-exe for example.
@muffput,can you please put hyperlink on your post i find difficulty to open....it will not load. Thank you in advance
Still my monitor shows white screen at 49%,is this not rellated to my CPU?,because i newly installed the heatsink...how do i know that my CPU is overheat when i am still installing the new O.S,I touched the CASING but it's not hot. Thank you in advance.
If you put new thermal paste on the CPU and installed the heatsink correctly, fan connected to CPU_FAN header on the motherboard & spinning, it shouldn't be overheating But you can check the CPU temp in the BIOS Did you download a new ISO in case the one you have is corrupted ?
HI Mr.Magic, I have another ISO bootable that i created before i made some back up,..I tried to make my USB to bootable and then install the windows7 in my PC works fine now .... After the installation of the O.S i went to BIOS. and go the Hardware Monitor CPU Temperature 44C/111F MB Temperature 41C/105.5 vcore voltage 1.376V Is my CPU temperature's ok? Thank you in advance.
#1 how warm is the room? #2 44 is a little high for idle CPU, but should be fine if it doesn't go over 60 under load #3 MB temp is probably northbridge temp. it's usually hotter than the CPU, this could mean the CPU is a little high could be a bad DVD drive if you were able to install with a USB stick and not the DVD always check ISO checksum before burning or doing anything with it.