wolfgangam
Thread Starter
- Joined
- May 23, 2007
- Messages
- 131
Hi,
So I installed windows 7 on ryzen 5 2600x , had no issues installing, was very easy...
I then had to install a lot of updates because it was an old installation (I installed them during a shutdown process and not while logged into windows) , but the updates could not install, it kept reverting changes...
I worked without the updates for about a week and then I installed them again (while logged in) and didn't restart the PC for a few days , and when I did, it again could not install update and got into reverting changes loop which I could not get out of.
So... with little choice (tried everything to get it to stop) , I reinstalled windows from latest installation and when it finished, BSOD again, never got to the desktop, just BSOD loop....
I again tried everything to fix it , but after 2 days of trying, the computer stopped booting up at all (it starts, but nothing on the screen, can't get to bios, nothing) .
I got it to the technician where I bought it (since it's a new computer, month old) and after checking, they told me the CPU had to be replaced, and that it's possible that windows 7 caused it since that CPU does not suppose to support windows 7....
SO..... my question to you guys, does it make much sense that Win-7 destroyed the CPU and I should not install it again OR it's just a coincidence and it's more likely it was damaged in the first place ?
I really hate windows 10 , I tried it first for a week on that computer and I could not stand it, there were so many bugs, there were lags when typing, it took me 30 min to change the default TXT files program (and I know how, it just didn't work.... ) , and so many other things that I'm just used to do a certain way and they chnaged it... I really don't want it...
So I installed windows 7 on ryzen 5 2600x , had no issues installing, was very easy...
I then had to install a lot of updates because it was an old installation (I installed them during a shutdown process and not while logged into windows) , but the updates could not install, it kept reverting changes...
I worked without the updates for about a week and then I installed them again (while logged in) and didn't restart the PC for a few days , and when I did, it again could not install update and got into reverting changes loop which I could not get out of.
So... with little choice (tried everything to get it to stop) , I reinstalled windows from latest installation and when it finished, BSOD again, never got to the desktop, just BSOD loop....
I again tried everything to fix it , but after 2 days of trying, the computer stopped booting up at all (it starts, but nothing on the screen, can't get to bios, nothing) .
I got it to the technician where I bought it (since it's a new computer, month old) and after checking, they told me the CPU had to be replaced, and that it's possible that windows 7 caused it since that CPU does not suppose to support windows 7....
SO..... my question to you guys, does it make much sense that Win-7 destroyed the CPU and I should not install it again OR it's just a coincidence and it's more likely it was damaged in the first place ?
I really hate windows 10 , I tried it first for a week on that computer and I could not stand it, there were so many bugs, there were lags when typing, it took me 30 min to change the default TXT files program (and I know how, it just didn't work.... ) , and so many other things that I'm just used to do a certain way and they chnaged it... I really don't want it...