Hey Sup Forums, I just recently started to upgrade all of my parts from my seven year old computer, the only thing not replaced was my HDD
So, upon startup, Windows 7 loads halfway into the logo, flashes a bluescreen then crashes and resets.
Looking it up, the general consensus was to change the SATA Configuration from [ACHI] to IDE for old HDDs
But the BIOS won't give me the option for IDE, and the alternate setting RAID does nothing.
Is there an alternate way to change it to IDE, or is there abother way to fix the issue entirely?
Jaxon Howard
Install Solus
Jose Brown
Install Gentoo
Robert Robinson
for fucks sake
Lucas Morales
did you reinstall windows, or is it the old install from the previous components.
Ryder Clark
> taking a screenshot with a camera
Aiden James
>taking a picture >of the bios stay retarded user
Jordan Martin
Kevin pls. It's time to stop.
As for you OP. (You faglord) You probably have bad drivers that's fucking everything up.
Aaron Parker
Reinstall Windows 7
Charles Garcia
Well hes got a point, ever wondered why is there a ctrl + PrtSc hotkey? ffs, the winter is already here
Eli Long
>bios >having access to a file system pic one you tard
Ryder Gomez
Are you high? That """screenshot""" even has 3 SATA options.
Owen Perez
>hurr durr i dont know what a file system is >a block storage device must be the same thing
Mason Brooks
Windows 7 by default has ACHI drivers. Install system repair disc and use it to repair windows.
Matthew Stewart
Did you even open the OP image? Whats that in the bottom right corner buddy? Can you even find the F12 key on your keyboard?
Got this board sometimes
Alexander Moore
>FAT16/32 format because OP is running Windows 95
Asher Hughes
Go back to your funny cartoons son
Benjamin King
> not just sending it over bluetooth to your phone.
Its not like he can access Sup Forums from bios. Just... Think before you type
Dylan Allen
>BIOS >having bluetooth drivers pick one
Jose Morgan
Ok, this has to be a troll. What do you think F8 does then?
Dylan Powell
Your gonna need to reinstall windows but if you do it right you old install will be put into a windows.old file so you can pull your stuff out of it then delete what you don't want
