SOLVED WIN 7 X64 Pro install

jiccman1965

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• Apr 13, 2012

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Loading win7 after it restarts I get a Status: 0xc0000225 and will not start.

Asus X79 Deluxe
8GIG
OCZ vertx 2

I tried two different drive no luck.

 

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Look for APIC (Advanced Programmable Interrupt Controller) and enable it.

 

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Will give it a try.

xXSebaSXx said:

Look for APIC (Advanced Programmable Interrupt Controller) and enable it.

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jiccman1965

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could not find anything for APIC.

 

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I downloaded your mobo's manual and could not find anything related to that either.

From what I read; that error code is due to HW conflict of some sort...

 

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jiccman1965

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I used this board to bench with no issues, put my benching drive on it, booted right up. But these SSD that I had in RAID before are giving me a hard time. Thanks for the help will keep working at it.

 

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jiccman1965 said:

I used this board to bench with no issues, put my benching drive on it, booted right up. But these SSD that I had in RAID before are giving me a hard time. Thanks for the help will keep working at it.

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I think that you need to clean wipe the SSD drive before the install, raid traces can be left behind and foul up the format.

 

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+1 to the "Wipe your SSDs before doing the installation".

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ok will try that. put the drive on my other machine and loaded os then put it on the machine havong issue booter right up.

 

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+1 on the clean wipe the SSD. You have to delete the raid partition and secure erase (wipe clean) the SSD, then you can install the os. That's what I had to do to my OCZ SSD's.