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From: Cael on 7 May 2010 06:13
My computer is dual boot OS Widows 7 Ultimate 64 bit and Windows Vista
Ultimate 32 bit. Last month I had problems on start up, it failed to the
load BIOS after multiple pushed on the start on button then it started
normally and once it had started then it worked smoothly without any
problems I was able to reboot so many times. To fix the problem I replaced
the motherboard battery then I heard two short beep sound then failed to
start. Then somehow it has gone then it beeps only once and loading Express
Gate and then the OS dual boot. I do not have problems on startup Vista
Ultimate but the Windows 7 fails to startup. Then it reboots and get the
message of Windows Startup Repair the startup repair fix the problem
temporarily. When I use the computer next day it has the same problems. It
was about to load the windows it shows a little bit of colorful windows then
it suddenly crash with blue color screen but it is very fast I cannot read
anything else and then reboot again. I get the message of windows startup
repair again. I disconnected the Antec Varis but the problems remains as
usual. However when it started once then it works smoothly, many hours but
the same problem I have the next day when I started the computer.

Computer Specification:

OS Windows Vista Ultimate 32 bit and Windows 7 Ultimate 64 bit.
CPU: Intel Core2 Quad 6600 2.40GHz
RAM: 6GB Corsair DDR3 (memtest86 + passed)
HDD: 1. 1TB, 2. 1TB and 700GB
Graphic Card: ATI Raedeon 4870 RAM DDR5 1GB
PSU: Corsair HX850W (new)
Other USB device: Antec Veris Multimedia Station Premium.

I assembled this computer about 2 years ago. In the process to fix this
problem I disconnected all the components and reassembled again but the
problems is not solved. The HDD 700GB is new and I installed the Windows 7
and without any other HDD and without dual boot I tried to fix the problem
but failed.

From: Carlos on 7 May 2010 10:17
Cael,
The very moment you replaced the motherboard's battery you lost all your
BIOS customised settings, like hour, boot priority, SATA connection type (IDE
or AHCI), etc.
That might be affecting Windows 7 though I am more inclined to think that
you have a hardware failure.
Before taking any action, can you confirm that Windows Vista works
flawlessly along time with no errors?
Carlos

"Cael" wrote:

> My computer is dual boot OS Widows 7 Ultimate 64 bit and Windows Vista
> Ultimate 32 bit. Last month I had problems on start up, it failed to the
> load BIOS after multiple pushed on the start on button then it started
> normally and once it had started then it worked smoothly without any
> problems I was able to reboot so many times. To fix the problem I replaced
> the motherboard battery then I heard two short beep sound then failed to
> start. Then somehow it has gone then it beeps only once and loading Express
> Gate and then the OS dual boot. I do not have problems on startup Vista
> Ultimate but the Windows 7 fails to startup. Then it reboots and get the
> message of Windows Startup Repair the startup repair fix the problem
> temporarily. When I use the computer next day it has the same problems. It
> was about to load the windows it shows a little bit of colorful windows then
> it suddenly crash with blue color screen but it is very fast I cannot read
> anything else and then reboot again. I get the message of windows startup
> repair again. I disconnected the Antec Varis but the problems remains as
> usual. However when it started once then it works smoothly, many hours but
> the same problem I have the next day when I started the computer.
>
> Computer Specification:
>
> OS Windows Vista Ultimate 32 bit and Windows 7 Ultimate 64 bit.
> CPU: Intel Core2 Quad 6600 2.40GHz
> RAM: 6GB Corsair DDR3 (memtest86 + passed)
> HDD: 1. 1TB, 2. 1TB and 700GB
> Graphic Card: ATI Raedeon 4870 RAM DDR5 1GB
> PSU: Corsair HX850W (new)
> Other USB device: Antec Veris Multimedia Station Premium.
>
> I assembled this computer about 2 years ago. In the process to fix this
> problem I disconnected all the components and reassembled again but the
> problems is not solved. The HDD 700GB is new and I installed the Windows 7
> and without any other HDD and without dual boot I tried to fix the problem
> but failed.
>
From: Dennis Pack on 7 May 2010 12:17
Cael:
I agree with Carlos about a probable hardware failure. With the 32-bit
operating system functioning normally and the problems only effecting the
64-bit operating system an easily overlooked item is the ram. A 64-bit
operating system addresses ram differently than a 32-bit operating system.
Even though the ram passed memtest 86 testing, remove one stick of ram at a
time and verify that the last ram slot is empty for testing. Have a great
day.
--
Dennis Pack
Win-7 Enterprise x64, Win-7 Professional x64.
"Cael" <cael(a)nomail.com> wrote in message
news:EEA05674-3397-4106-8727-7CB8304D7D2B(a)microsoft.com...
> My computer is dual boot OS Widows 7 Ultimate 64 bit and Windows Vista
> Ultimate 32 bit. Last month I had problems on start up, it failed to the
> load BIOS after multiple pushed on the start on button then it started
> normally and once it had started then it worked smoothly without any
> problems I was able to reboot so many times. To fix the problem I replaced
> the motherboard battery then I heard two short beep sound then failed to
> start. Then somehow it has gone then it beeps only once and loading
> Express Gate and then the OS dual boot. I do not have problems on startup
> Vista Ultimate but the Windows 7 fails to startup. Then it reboots and get
> the message of Windows Startup Repair the startup repair fix the problem
> temporarily. When I use the computer next day it has the same problems. It
> was about to load the windows it shows a little bit of colorful windows
> then it suddenly crash with blue color screen but it is very fast I cannot
> read anything else and then reboot again. I get the message of windows
> startup repair again. I disconnected the Antec Varis but the problems
> remains as usual. However when it started once then it works smoothly,
> many hours but the same problem I have the next day when I started the
> computer.
>
> Computer Specification:
>
> OS Windows Vista Ultimate 32 bit and Windows 7 Ultimate 64 bit.
> CPU: Intel Core2 Quad 6600 2.40GHz
> RAM: 6GB Corsair DDR3 (memtest86 + passed)
> HDD: 1. 1TB, 2. 1TB and 700GB
> Graphic Card: ATI Raedeon 4870 RAM DDR5 1GB
> PSU: Corsair HX850W (new)
> Other USB device: Antec Veris Multimedia Station Premium.
>
> I assembled this computer about 2 years ago. In the process to fix this
> problem I disconnected all the components and reassembled again but the
> problems is not solved. The HDD 700GB is new and I installed the Windows 7
> and without any other HDD and without dual boot I tried to fix the problem
> but failed.
>
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> signature database 5095 (20100507) __________
>
> The message was checked by ESET NOD32 Antivirus.
>
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>
>
>


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From: Cael on 7 May 2010 14:44
Of course probably it would be hardwire failure, so I have been trying to
find out. I did the BIOS resetting after I changed the MB battery, now the
problem is the Windows 7 loading. I reseating the graphic card, and the RAM
now it is working but I am not sure about tomorrow. The continuous use is
not a problem even 2/3 hours shutdown and start again has no problem. I hope
some components are probably lose connection but I cannot find out all very
well except the SATA cables and internal USB connection, these SATA cables
are not very tight and it has no latch too. So if it is lose why I am able
to use Windows Vista, just I am wondering.

"Carlos" <Carlos(a)discussions.microsoft.com> wrote in message
news:76494550-37CE-4758-B6A5-8C53E8A84649(a)microsoft.com...
> Cael,
> The very moment you replaced the motherboard's battery you lost all your
> BIOS customised settings, like hour, boot priority, SATA connection type
> (IDE
> or AHCI), etc.
> That might be affecting Windows 7 though I am more inclined to think that
> you have a hardware failure.
> Before taking any action, can you confirm that Windows Vista works
> flawlessly along time with no errors?
> Carlos
>
> "Cael" wrote:
>
>> My computer is dual boot OS Widows 7 Ultimate 64 bit and Windows Vista
>> Ultimate 32 bit. Last month I had problems on start up, it failed to the
>> load BIOS after multiple pushed on the start on button then it started
>> normally and once it had started then it worked smoothly without any
>> problems I was able to reboot so many times. To fix the problem I
>> replaced
>> the motherboard battery then I heard two short beep sound then failed to
>> start. Then somehow it has gone then it beeps only once and loading
>> Express
>> Gate and then the OS dual boot. I do not have problems on startup Vista
>> Ultimate but the Windows 7 fails to startup. Then it reboots and get the
>> message of Windows Startup Repair the startup repair fix the problem
>> temporarily. When I use the computer next day it has the same problems.
>> It
>> was about to load the windows it shows a little bit of colorful windows
>> then
>> it suddenly crash with blue color screen but it is very fast I cannot
>> read
>> anything else and then reboot again. I get the message of windows startup
>> repair again. I disconnected the Antec Varis but the problems remains as
>> usual. However when it started once then it works smoothly, many hours
>> but
>> the same problem I have the next day when I started the computer.
>>
>> Computer Specification:
>>
>> OS Windows Vista Ultimate 32 bit and Windows 7 Ultimate 64 bit.
>> CPU: Intel Core2 Quad 6600 2.40GHz
>> RAM: 6GB Corsair DDR3 (memtest86 + passed)
>> HDD: 1. 1TB, 2. 1TB and 700GB
>> Graphic Card: ATI Raedeon 4870 RAM DDR5 1GB
>> PSU: Corsair HX850W (new)
>> Other USB device: Antec Veris Multimedia Station Premium.
>>
>> I assembled this computer about 2 years ago. In the process to fix this
>> problem I disconnected all the components and reassembled again but the
>> problems is not solved. The HDD 700GB is new and I installed the Windows
>> 7
>> and without any other HDD and without dual boot I tried to fix the
>> problem
>> but failed.
>>
From: Cael on 7 May 2010 23:48
Dennis Pack,

I did one stick at a time and found no errors. Today I launched the Startup
Repair, before this I got blue screen crash too. The crash was not fast just
like before so I was able to read the message " A problem has been
detected..... Bad_Pool_Header.......Technical information:
***STOP:0x00000019"

Furthermore, the Startup Repair details:

Diagnosis and repair details:
------------------------------
Name: Check for update
Result: Completed successfully
Error Code = 0x0

System disk test
Disk failure diagnosis
Disk Metadata test
Target OS test
Volume content check
Boot manager diagnosis
System boot log diagnosis
Event log diagnosis
Internal state check
Boot test
Setup state check

Root cause found: Unspecified changes to system configuration might have
caused the problem.
Repair action: System Restore
Result: Completed successfully
Error code =0x0
Time take = 38242 ms.

All of above these test and diagnosis got Error code =0x0 only the different
results were the "Time taken"

To fix this problem I have bought a new hard disk and installed the OS
Windows 7 without any other hard disk and peripheral such as Antec Veris
Multimedia Station Premium but having the same problem. Once it started
everything fine only the problem is about 7 hours shut down then it starts
the same process of the problem.

I scanned the computer with AVG free version anti virus software but found
nothing. Last month I got one "torjan horse" I deleted the file.

According to the Core Temp the CPU temperature are under 30c most of the
time Core 0 is 26/27c Core 1, 2, 3 are almost same as 24/25c, the CPU cooler
is Corsair H50.

Thank you for the response.

Regards,
Cael

"Dennis Pack" <dennispack(a)hotmail.com> wrote in message
news:E68DE1CF-676C-44A6-A4D3-388215852857(a)microsoft.com...
> Cael:
> I agree with Carlos about a probable hardware failure. With the 32-bit
> operating system functioning normally and the problems only effecting the
> 64-bit operating system an easily overlooked item is the ram. A 64-bit
> operating system addresses ram differently than a 32-bit operating system.
> Even though the ram passed memtest 86 testing, remove one stick of ram at
> a time and verify that the last ram slot is empty for testing. Have a
> great day.
> --
> Dennis Pack
> Win-7 Enterprise x64, Win-7 Professional x64.
> "Cael" <cael(a)nomail.com> wrote in message
> news:EEA05674-3397-4106-8727-7CB8304D7D2B(a)microsoft.com...
>> My computer is dual boot OS Widows 7 Ultimate 64 bit and Windows Vista
>> Ultimate 32 bit. Last month I had problems on start up, it failed to the
>> load BIOS after multiple pushed on the start on button then it started
>> normally and once it had started then it worked smoothly without any
>> problems I was able to reboot so many times. To fix the problem I
>> replaced the motherboard battery then I heard two short beep sound then
>> failed to start. Then somehow it has gone then it beeps only once and
>> loading Express Gate and then the OS dual boot. I do not have problems on
>> startup Vista Ultimate but the Windows 7 fails to startup. Then it
>> reboots and get the message of Windows Startup Repair the startup repair
>> fix the problem temporarily. When I use the computer next day it has the
>> same problems. It was about to load the windows it shows a little bit of
>> colorful windows then it suddenly crash with blue color screen but it is
>> very fast I cannot read anything else and then reboot again. I get the
>> message of windows startup repair again. I disconnected the Antec Varis
>> but the problems remains as usual. However when it started once then it
>> works smoothly, many hours but the same problem I have the next day when
>> I started the computer.
>>
>> Computer Specification:
>>
>> OS Windows Vista Ultimate 32 bit and Windows 7 Ultimate 64 bit.
>> CPU: Intel Core2 Quad 6600 2.40GHz
>> RAM: 6GB Corsair DDR3 (memtest86 + passed)
>> HDD: 1. 1TB, 2. 1TB and 700GB
>> Graphic Card: ATI Raedeon 4870 RAM DDR5 1GB
>> PSU: Corsair HX850W (new)
>> Other USB device: Antec Veris Multimedia Station Premium.
>>
>> I assembled this computer about 2 years ago. In the process to fix this
>> problem I disconnected all the components and reassembled again but the
>> problems is not solved. The HDD 700GB is new and I installed the Windows
>> 7 and without any other HDD and without dual boot I tried to fix the
>> problem but failed.
>>
>> __________ Information from ESET NOD32 Antivirus, version of virus
>> signature database 5095 (20100507) __________
>>
>> The message was checked by ESET NOD32 Antivirus.
>>
>> http://www.eset.com
>>
>>
>>
>
>
> __________ Information from ESET NOD32 Antivirus, version of virus
> signature database 5095 (20100507) __________
>
> The message was checked by ESET NOD32 Antivirus.
>
> http://www.eset.com
>
>
>
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