ubuysa
The BSOD Doctor
That's a dud SSD or possibly a motherboard issue? My money is on the SSD.
Phone PCS, they should ship you a new SSD to swap.
Random bluescreen, then boot issues, then won't boot?
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Phone PCS, they should ship you a new SSD to swap.
averagepcuser
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Alright, I'll try that.
averagepcuser
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Tech support so far has helped me get to the BIOS settings but we're having a bit of a hard time with boot priorities ETC. Will update you guys
ubuysa
The BSOD Doctor
I bet you a virtual pint that the SSD is dead. 😎
averagepcuser
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You can have that pint then, they're sending me a new one to be here friday. SSD's dead lol
SpyderTracks
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Unfortunately it's the early days that a failure like this is going to happen. It's lucky you got it early really, hopefully they can get the replacement out to you quickly.
Keep us posted.
averagepcuser
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First thing I would do is check your system temps https://www.cpuid.com/softwares/cpu-z.html
with this app write them down .it it crashes in this test then you might need to replace your thermal paste .then repeat checking your CPU and GPU temps next if this fails see if there is a bios update for your motherboard and also check to see if there is driver for chipset also I noticed PSU CORSAIR 550W CV SERIES™ CV-550 POWER SUPPLY seems a little low for your system does your system crash under heavy load IE playing games
with this app write them down .it it crashes in this test then you might need to replace your thermal paste .then repeat checking your CPU and GPU temps next if this fails see if there is a bios update for your motherboard and also check to see if there is driver for chipset also I noticed PSU CORSAIR 550W CV SERIES™ CV-550 POWER SUPPLY seems a little low for your system does your system crash under heavy load IE playing games
averagepcuser
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no. max power i need is actually 376v. and I can't access the PC only bios it doesnt boot as far as even entering the pin. however, tomorrow a new SSD is arriving PCS shipped me. i'm getting an 8gb USB to download microsoft creation tool and then when the SSD comes slot it in and etc.
And as for you fast boot problem all you need to do remove the side your case some motherboards have button to reset the bios other don't if it the later then all you need to do is unplug the pc from the power supply make sure you touch the case before you touch anything inside your pc get a small flat headed screwdriver find the motherboard battery small and silver looking and there is clip just gently remove the battery from the motherboard using the clip and remove the battery leave the battery out for 5 minits and then just click the battery back in your bios will now be reset
averagepcuser
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yes i did do that, check the thread btw if you haven't
averagepcuser
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only take it out for 40 seconds is needed
SpyderTracks
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There's nothing wrong with the BIOS, it's already been established its a failed drive.
ubuysa
The BSOD Doctor
The OP has already established with PCS that the SSD is dead. Until PCS swap the SSD no further troubleshooting is either needed nor wise.
averagepcuser
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OK, the USB is here. I'm gonna install this: https://www.microsoft.com/en-gb/software-download/windows10ISO and then config it. Tomorrow i'll test it
averagepcuser
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USB has got windows installed on it from the ISO tool. It's basically gonna sit there until tomorrow. Nothing else to do today.
averagepcuser
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New SSD will be here within the next 2 hours! Tech Support sent me an email with what to do when its here so yeah, I'll continue to update you guys.
averagepcuser
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DPD Just came up, took my old SSD, DIDN'T HAND ME THE NEW ONE, And drove off. And It says its been delivered.
averagepcuser
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And says I took it! It's not with me! Man.