pulledpork
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(Sorry in advance for not being particularly good with computers, so I'll need extra help in explaining any acronyms)
Hi, I recently built my computer last week and started running windows 7 64-bit without any issues. It was up and running fine for about 2 days until I started to play League of Legends. That was when I started having my game crash consistently and also have the computer say that it was going to dump memory. Now, when I got the blue screen then, I wasn't able to copy down anything because it did it's physical dump and then restarted itself. Not knowing what it could be, I decided to go straight ahead and reformat the computer thinking it could be a software issue. Not having much that I put into the computer in terms of data since it was only 2 days; I thought it would be a great idea to get another fresh start should it have been a software issue. Also, before the reformat I did try to reboot the computer and it did, but as soon as I did anything to process any program it would become unstable (gave me about 40 secs from when windows loaded and any action before crashing), and give me the blue screen. It almost seemed like windows itself was extremely unstable.
Now the problem is, I try to install Vista (in order to upgrade to 7) and I get an error message sometime while the computer is expanding the files. It gives me this message:
STOP: 0x00000024 (0x001904ab, 0x81D7C644, 0x81D7C340, 0x810DF489)
Ntfs.sys – Address 810DF489 base at 810c7000, DateStamp 4549aceb
I don't know what this means because it's just garble to me, but if someone else has any suggestions or steps (step by step because I'm not computer savvy) I would very very much appreciate it. Also, all the hardware is compatible because while it was running, it didn't show any conflicts in the hardware manager. Let me know if you think it's just a bad hard drive or something else I can replace since I literally just built it in the last week and got the parts then as well. Thank you so much!
-David
Hi, I recently built my computer last week and started running windows 7 64-bit without any issues. It was up and running fine for about 2 days until I started to play League of Legends. That was when I started having my game crash consistently and also have the computer say that it was going to dump memory. Now, when I got the blue screen then, I wasn't able to copy down anything because it did it's physical dump and then restarted itself. Not knowing what it could be, I decided to go straight ahead and reformat the computer thinking it could be a software issue. Not having much that I put into the computer in terms of data since it was only 2 days; I thought it would be a great idea to get another fresh start should it have been a software issue. Also, before the reformat I did try to reboot the computer and it did, but as soon as I did anything to process any program it would become unstable (gave me about 40 secs from when windows loaded and any action before crashing), and give me the blue screen. It almost seemed like windows itself was extremely unstable.
Now the problem is, I try to install Vista (in order to upgrade to 7) and I get an error message sometime while the computer is expanding the files. It gives me this message:
STOP: 0x00000024 (0x001904ab, 0x81D7C644, 0x81D7C340, 0x810DF489)
Ntfs.sys – Address 810DF489 base at 810c7000, DateStamp 4549aceb
I don't know what this means because it's just garble to me, but if someone else has any suggestions or steps (step by step because I'm not computer savvy) I would very very much appreciate it. Also, all the hardware is compatible because while it was running, it didn't show any conflicts in the hardware manager. Let me know if you think it's just a bad hard drive or something else I can replace since I literally just built it in the last week and got the parts then as well. Thank you so much!
-David