Repair Windows 7 After Motherboard Change [Tutorial]

Repair Windows 7 After Motherboard Change [Tutorial].
So you’ve installed a new motherboard and now your existing, installed copy of Windows 7 won’t boot, failing somewhere before the logo finishes displaying with a quick blue screen? Well here’s one way to fix it.
This tutorial will apply for computers, laptops, desktops,and tablets running the Windows 7 operating system (Basic, Home Premium, Professional, Ultimate and Enterprise ) from all supported hardware manufactures, like Dell, HP, Acer, Asus, Toshiba,Lenovo, and Samsung).

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[@cristovaonunes4952]

my problem was that sata mode was selected wrong. was IDE instead of AHCI in the BIOS

[@athrunzala5337]

is it necessary to be replaced by the same motherboard model or could be a different one ?

[@islatech_AI]

waiting for this for ages..it helps thanks...new subscriber here..

[@paulissac2962]

I just changed my motherbord
And after that it's not starting
It's stuck in the Microsoft logo
(starting window) and keeps restarting
Can i use the method u sujested

[@jasonbowen4923]

Haha this guy tricked you. You need to reinstall windows fresh.

[@viniciusoliva]

My pc won't even run the repair initially and when I try a CD it goes further but it freezes before installing a new windows

[@leegalvez6218]

Wait when try it restart it self how it cant repair

[@StephenStine]

MY MOUSE AND KEYBOARD GETS DISABLED AFTER BOOTUP TO REPAIR WINDOWS SCREEN

[@MDTechVideos]

If you can kindly elaborate, I will do my best to assist.

[@StephenStine]

@@MDTechVideos right when i get to the "Starting Windows" screen my mouse and keyboard just turn off, which won't let me proceed. Ive read this has to do with Windows 7 not supporting USB 3.0 but even when I plug it into USB 2.0, it still doesn't detect them
I just gotten a new motherboard and CPU (Asrock x470, Ryzen 5 3600). I don't know how to delete the data on my SSD (where my OS is) (Windows 7). That's unless I put back together my old motherboard. Is there a way to delete SSD data with new motherboard?

[@justrandom4924]

While bios finishes checks, start mashing f8.
After that chose the option "Disable driver signature enforcement" or something alike.
After that step, reinstall drivers?

[@redeemer2783]

@@StephenStine Same here.. USB/LAN devices not detected after Windows boots.. but at POST and bios all work fine.. Did you get around it somehow??

[@johnrussell7027]

@@StephenStine I fixed this because for some reason this newer motherboard had old mouse and keyboard PS/2 sockets. I bought an old keyboard from a thrift shop and it worked! Now windows 7 install cant find any drivers.....sigh....

[@hr6496]

thank u so much ,it's worked for me 100000%

[@sheridanjegels4436]

This could have been a 3min video. with the loading screen taking 7mins to complete.

[@jiridvorak]

Its better to uninstall all drivers before motherboard change.....and then replace..

[@poroskusanagi8887]

Are u sure.....

[@jiridvorak]

@@poroskusanagi8887 made this two times during last 4 years...no problemos

[@poroskusanagi8887]

@@jiridvorak no bro...my computer motherboard spoil so i change new one but when i use my old hard drive...it's can't boot(same in video) do exactly in video n also deleted all drive...no luck

[@cc666phoenix]

i dont have the option to uninstall drivers from my HDD F8 dont work either ive tryed doing sys repair and ive also tryed doing sys restore and still dont accept the new motherboard dont have a system image i tryed doing start up repair via my WIN 7 disk and it says there is no problems detected ive mem tests and no problems there either so now im still left with the same 2 options as i did B4 1. wipe the HDD ( rather not as got a lot of stuff on there that cant b replaced ) or 2. get second HDD and start all over again that takes a dam long time aswell as would then have to copy everything from old HDD to new HDD

[@supporter2023]

its better to make bootprep -msoobe -generalize

[@jinnindo]

Bro, how many of this same video do you have?

[@gursewakdeol6192]

Any data not romemd?

[@23jazz24]

If im replacing motherboard and cpu in laptop with the exact same model board will windows7 need to be reactivated or repaired?

[@yifanwong6817]

No need bro

[@iakovostsachouridis5257]

I did it but nothing

[@christinegraham3085]

I broke my motherboard

[@elvani2102]

thanks

[@who_am1]

Does my personal data reset if i change motherboard?

[@emmanuelgarcia9611]

I dont have that option (repair your computer)

[@MDTechVideos]

If you can kindly elaborate, I will do my best to assist.

[@bearheartKhan]

Mate please help,
so my old mobo died out of nowhere, I got a new one from my friend and plugged all the old components with just new cpu and ram. It started out fine but won’t boot, windows logo turns on but crashes after a second and screen goes black and it restarts, only option I have is to access system repair which fails to repair anything... and just loops back after it carried out the attempts to repair...
I can access bios but obviously can’t start windows normally... I’m sure it’s a driver compatibility issue but I have no idea how to update or reconfigure it correctly.. I don’t wanna get new windows and wanna keep everything in tact.. please help out if u can :)

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Does it recognize the hard drive?

[@bearheartKhan]

MDTechVideos Yes mate, windows has been activated on the motherboard by my friend too. Btw I don’t wanna lose any data on the hard drive

[@MDTechVideos]

Was the motherboard the only thing that was changed?

[@bearheartKhan]

MDTechVideos Yes, just a new cpu and ram sticks that came with that motherboard.... everything else is literally the same

[@tokesh8535]

I’m having the same problem

[@italktoplanetsbaby]

What. The . Hell.