shadows
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Hi there Windows forum
Yet again I'm here for questions to get answered.
Last weekend I decided to build a little work PC for my parents, since the one they had / have now is really old-ish, kinda stoneaged
Problem for what happend:
After I build that new PC, I did test if everything worked as it should and cables were plug correctly and did a test on my own harddrive with Windows 7.
Now the only thing had I to do is take their harddrive and plug it in to the PC I build, easy right?
After repluggin their harddrive and insert correctly the cables yet again, I turned on the PC, it worked as a charm (what I thought), then right after Windows 7 Logo it went into BSOD a fast glimpse and went into recovermode. I rebooted and tried to go to the safemode which I know it used to go through without any problems, but it didn't, it came with exact same BSOD, and I couldn't even take a picture of the screen because it went so fast that glimpse.
I did try look up for a solution, but since I was insecure what to do, I had to take their harddrive off and reconnect to their old PC.
The funny part is, I took their harddrive back to my place and connected to my own PC and no problems were found
What have I done wrong to get such BSOD?
The one I build is this one:
CPU: Intel i5 3.30Ghz
Motherboard: Gigabyte Socket 1155 (can't remember exact full name of the board)
RAM: 4GB Kingston 1333 Mhz
GPU: 1024 MB : Nvidia Geforce 210 version (PCI x16)
The one they have now (Stoneage PC)
CPU: Core 2 CPU (I think it was around 2.4Ghz)
Motherboard: Medion MS-7633 Ver.2.1
RAM 4GB 1333 Mhz
GPU: ATI Radeon 256 MB PCI
Yet again I'm here for questions to get answered.
Last weekend I decided to build a little work PC for my parents, since the one they had / have now is really old-ish, kinda stoneaged

Problem for what happend:
After I build that new PC, I did test if everything worked as it should and cables were plug correctly and did a test on my own harddrive with Windows 7.
Now the only thing had I to do is take their harddrive and plug it in to the PC I build, easy right?
After repluggin their harddrive and insert correctly the cables yet again, I turned on the PC, it worked as a charm (what I thought), then right after Windows 7 Logo it went into BSOD a fast glimpse and went into recovermode. I rebooted and tried to go to the safemode which I know it used to go through without any problems, but it didn't, it came with exact same BSOD, and I couldn't even take a picture of the screen because it went so fast that glimpse.
I did try look up for a solution, but since I was insecure what to do, I had to take their harddrive off and reconnect to their old PC.
The funny part is, I took their harddrive back to my place and connected to my own PC and no problems were found

What have I done wrong to get such BSOD?
The one I build is this one:
CPU: Intel i5 3.30Ghz
Motherboard: Gigabyte Socket 1155 (can't remember exact full name of the board)
RAM: 4GB Kingston 1333 Mhz
GPU: 1024 MB : Nvidia Geforce 210 version (PCI x16)
The one they have now (Stoneage PC)
CPU: Core 2 CPU (I think it was around 2.4Ghz)
Motherboard: Medion MS-7633 Ver.2.1
RAM 4GB 1333 Mhz
GPU: ATI Radeon 256 MB PCI