[superste2201]

Weird... seems like a software problem not hardware so I wouldn't worry about it too much.

Startup repair will fix it... worst case scenario a OS reinstall.

Not sure how changing the CPU TIM made this occur however.... they seem unrelated.

 

[superste2201]

Quote:

Originally Posted by FasterX;14228324
Wow, it just said it was unable to find a problem... I have an option to just boot into windows. Is that a good idea?

Ah sure go for it. Did you shutdown ok? Sometimes a power cut or bad shutdown will cause windows 7 to do this.

 

[superste2201]

Quote:

Originally Posted by FasterX;14228349
No all I did was turn it off and apply--

YAAAYYYY as I wrote this, Windows boot!

Thanks!

Good! Now you can check your temps with your new TIM

.