Alright, so my motherboard died a few weeks ago, so I used it

I got the keyboard working by plugging it into one of the case USB slots. Apparently it doesn't like the new 3.0/1 slots. Booting into safe mode also causes a blue screen, and its too quick for me to read the error message. Startup repair and the repair in the f8 menu don't work either.

Figured out part of the problem, it was defaulting to boot from my old OS drive, the one I was using before I got the solid state. I switched it to the SSD, and now while it isn't blue screening, its loading whatever I choose (safe mode, normal, repair) perpetually, while making the same sounds over again. --, -, with the dashes representing the sound pattern. I don't know if I have any options at this point but reinstalling windows, but in lieu of actually having the disc with me, I'm hoping there's an alternative.

BSODs are usually a cause of a driver error, try disconnecting your old HDD before booting into this SSD because it sounds like its corrupted.

If you find out the HDD is the source of the problem, reconnect it and go to Repair, locate the Command Prompt and enter this command

BOOTREC /FIXMBR

This may help.

>>28050
I vaguely remember buying the SSD mainly because of the load speed, but also because my OS on the HDD was fucked up. I think it was blue screening because of drivers, like you said. From what I could gather from googling my current issue, the Win 7 installation I have is trying to load drivers from my old mobo, and that's causing the infinite hangs. I'm currently setting up a usb install of Win 7 and hoping that a fresh install will fix the issue. Thanks for the advice.

>>28078
And then I realized the flash drive I have is too small. Well fuck.