Windows 10: I have a rebooting problem on my newly self-assembled computer.

I recently assembled a new Ryzen computer by myself,and first booting was successful and I could see bios menu.But, a problem happened during installing Window 11 pro.As you know, this process requires several rebooting processand it doesn't reboot as usual. What can you expect from this?Please help me, I need your advices.

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Is there a good guide out there on actually assembling the new rig?

List your system specs (All of the parts you're using), putting a computer together isn't very difficult. I can give you some steps on doing it no problem.

 

reboot/freeze problem

my computer runs fine for about 20-30 minutes and then reboots/freezes(sometime it reboots, sometimes it freezes)
i have an evga 680i A1 board, 4x1gig xms2 dhx, q6600, 2x8800ultra's, 2x150gb raptors, pci-e wireless n card.

i have tried running the computer at stock speeds and voltages and have the same problem, so it's not an overclock issue.

it seems to be a software problem. but where do i start? the computer run @3.6ghz can run all night(9hours) orthos stable, but when im using it, it locks up every 20-30 minutes.

any suggestions?

 

Windows 10 Upgrade and Newly assembled PC query

Hi,

I will try to keep the question as short as possible.

1. I have a PC running activated Windows 7 Professional (retail version).

2. I am eligible for the upgrade and I have received the notification. As per the upgrade plan, I can upgrade for free until 28th July 2016.

3. I am NOT upgrading now, because I am planning to buy a newly assembled PC early 2016.

4. Since my Windows 7 is retail version, I am planning to do a clean/fresh install of Windows 7 when I assemble the new PC and activate it.

5. Once Windows 7 is installed and activated on the newly assembled PC, I want to use the Windows 10 upgrade and upgrade permanently to Windows 10. And then want to use Windows 10 for future clean installations.

Is the above possible?

For point 4 above, do I need to manually deactivate Windows 7 on my current PC
before fresh installation and activation on a newly assembled PC? Is it mandatory? If so, what's the procedure?

Thanks a lot.