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The thread discusses a user experiencing a system crash after setting up a new OS on a new hard drive. Contributors suggest ensuring all motherboard drivers are installed after a clean OS installation, which the original poster had not yet done. The overall sentiment emphasizes reinstalling drivers or Windows itself as potential solutions to resolve the crashes.
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dlaurence

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Hi y'all. Just had a crash with new OS/hardrive. Wondering if someone smarter than me with all this could give some insight. Cheers. W7F grab all attached.
 

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This means that a piece of hardware tried to access something to your system but the system said No and it crashes. I fixed mine by reinstalling windows clean
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What do you mean by new OS/HDD? Did you do a clean install of the OS on new HDD? If so, did you install all your mobo drivers?
 

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new OS on new HDD. Have not installed mobo drivers that i am aware of
 

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This means that a piece of hardware tried to access something to your system but the system said No and it crashes. I fixed mine by reinstalling windows clean
 

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thanks for sharing this information I also watched the similar featureLink Removed and installed it and the working of this feature is pretty better then the previous one.
 

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