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can't anybody help?? i did chkdisk and memtest and everything looks fine..... virus scan came up with nothing.. system restore did nothing to help either... thanks

Hi i just bought a laptop and i keep getting BSOD while doing random stuffs like surfing the net and streaming movies.. Here are some specs and the ZIP report... Asus N53SV i5 Windows 7 Professional 64bits ENGLISH OEM version (i reformatted 3 times using Windows 7 Home premium, Windows 7 Pro...

Hi i just bought a laptop and i keep getting BSOD while doing random stuffs like surfing the net and streaming movies.. Here are some specs and the ZIP report... Asus N53SV i5 Windows 7 Professional 64bits ENGLISH OEM version (i reformatted 3 times using Windows 7 Home premium, Windows 7 Pro...

I FIXED IT!!!:D here's what i did: 1) redownloaded an OEM version of Windows 7 Pro 64bits. 2) make bootable USB with it manually using diskpart 3) boot with the USB and entered BIOS to change boot order. 4) restarted and entered command prompt from system repair. 5) entered these commands as...

i don't think it's the iso.. i tried with retail version, oem version, and integrated sp1 version... all did no worked... at the 'expanding files' stage i get this : "The file or directory D:\Windows\winsxs\amd64_microsoft-windows-fonts-truetype-georgia_<etc numbers and stuffs> is corrupt...

yes i did try the commands.. it's still not working... gave another blue screen when it restarted... and the image worked perfectly on the other laptop and a desktop so i wouldn't say it's the image, i downloaded it from digital river... T__T im dying here... that machine costed 600euros...

Nope does not work.... as i said i accidentally formatted the OS from the primary partition. I can access to the options (system repair etc) but there is nothing in the "Available operating system" part.

I recently bought an ASUS N53SV, due to problems that resulted in frequent blue screen and crashes(Mozilla, Chrome etc). I decided to download and re-install a fresh copy of Windows 7 Professional 64 bits from digitalriver. Beforehand i ran diskchck, everythings seemed fine. I tried methods...