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Reboot loop/ BSOD on my Windows 7 PC

Discussion in 'Windows BSOD, Freezing, Restarting Help' started by barnabus, Dec 4, 2011.

  1. barnabus Newcomer, in training

    Specs
    >Windows 7 Ultimate 64 bit
    >MSI p67 g43
    >G Skill 4 gb DDR3 (single stick)
    >Corsair 650w
    >ATI Radeon 5750
    >Seagate 500gb 7200 rpm

    so my pc never starts and is stuck in a reboot loop. Ive done literally everything basic in trying to fix what might cause the reboot loop. however one time i left my pc in my car in cold weather. when i took it inside it started for about 20 min and acted wierd then i got the following BSOD error

    0x0000007E (0xFFFFFFFF80000003, 0xFFFFF88004BE1818, 0xFFFFF88005BE34A8, 0xFFFFF88005BE2000)

    anyway anyhelp would be greatly appreciated guys!
    barnabus, Dec 4, 2011
    #1

  2. Tmagic650 TechSpot Ambassador

    Is this a laptop?
    Tmagic650, Dec 5, 2011
    #2

  3. barnabus Newcomer, in training

    no its a desktop i got the parts and built myself.... it work fine for 2+ months then this problem surfaced.
    barnabus, Dec 5, 2011
    #3

  4. Tmagic650 TechSpot Ambassador

    Download and run Malwarebytes, and tell us what it finds
    Tmagic650, Dec 5, 2011
    #4

  5. barnabus Newcomer, in training

    The computer won't start...
    barnabus, Dec 5, 2011
    #5

  6. Tmagic650 TechSpot Ambassador

    Replace the power supply...
    Tmagic650, Dec 5, 2011
    #6

  7. barnabus Newcomer, in training

    Allow me to rephrase. It starts but goes into a reboot loop and never gets past post I think... I thought it was the psu as well but I've already used a friends psu to power my system and the same thing happened
    barnabus, Dec 5, 2011
    #7

  8. Tmagic650 TechSpot Ambassador

    Well thanks for the clarification,
    Unplug the computer and pull out the CMOS battery for a few minutes. Re-install the battery and try booting
    Tmagic650, Dec 5, 2011
    #8

  9. barnabus Newcomer, in training

    ive tried that. ive done a decent amount of work and i think its cpu or mobo i just dont know
    barnabus, Dec 5, 2011
    #9

  10. Tmagic650 TechSpot Ambassador

    Probably motherboard
    Tmagic650, Dec 6, 2011
    #10

  11. barnabus Newcomer, in training

    alright ty very much is there a simple way to for sure know thats the problem?
    barnabus, Dec 6, 2011
    #11