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The thread involves Lainey reporting that a recent Windows 7 update caused their custom-built gaming PC to enter a persistent blue screen of death (BSOD) loop, with difficulty accessing safe mode or recovery options. kemical suggests trying to repair via a Windows installation disk or safe mode with last known good configuration, and advises moving the discussion to the BSOD section to analyze dump files for further diagnosis. The overall tone shows Lainey seeking technical help, with kemical offering troubleshooting advice and directions for deeper issue analysis.
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Lainey

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The newest updates for today has tossed my less then three month old computer to go into a blue screen of death loop.
I cant get into safe mode to restore
half the time the mouse and keyboard wont work for me to pick options.
the support desk wont help me
My computer is desk top
running windows 7 64 bit
custom built MSI Gamming 7 intel system
is there any help out there for me?
 

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kemical
Hi Lainey,
if you have a Windows 7 install disk then try booting off that and then when you get to the install screen click repair.

Another thing you could try is if you could manage to get into safe mode (try the F8+shift combination) then look for last good known config' and try setting the machine back to that.

As your getting bsod's I'll move your thread to the bsod section. If you do get access to the windows files then we can read the dump files created when a machine bsod's. These can found in a folder marked 'minidump'.

This thread can also help in attaining bsod details:
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Hi Lainey,
if you have a Windows 7 install disk then try booting off that and then when you get to the install screen click repair.

Another thing you could try is if you could manage to get into safe mode (try the F8+shift combination) then look for last good known config' and try setting the machine back to that.

As your getting bsod's I'll move your thread to the bsod section. If you do get access to the windows files then we can read the dump files created when a machine bsod's. These can found in a folder marked 'minidump'.

This thread can also help in attaining bsod details:
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