Author: wardog
Subject: Can't install Windows. X99 WS Fault?
Posted: 18 Aug 2016 at 1:02pm
Are the two sticks installed in A1 and B1 ? In my reading the manual thats the two they belong.
WHEA and 05C can be attributable to memory issues. Kingstons list of compatible memory doesn't include these sticks, which is no surprise considering they are RDIMMs.
Please clear, not simply reset, your BIOS. See pg20 of the manual for the procedure. Then boot back into the BIOS and check the CPU and memory voltages, closely. Do not set XMP or the like(matter of fact let them auto detect at their default JEDEC speed), go in and make the changes you need to represent your system(AHCI, RAID, WoL, etc etc), choose UEFI xxx that your installation media is located and attempt your install.
Please post back the results.
Edited by wardog - 6 hours 18 minutes ago at 1:03pm
Subject: Can't install Windows. X99 WS Fault?
Posted: 18 Aug 2016 at 1:02pm
Are the two sticks installed in A1 and B1 ? In my reading the manual thats the two they belong.
WHEA and 05C can be attributable to memory issues. Kingstons list of compatible memory doesn't include these sticks, which is no surprise considering they are RDIMMs.
Please clear, not simply reset, your BIOS. See pg20 of the manual for the procedure. Then boot back into the BIOS and check the CPU and memory voltages, closely. Do not set XMP or the like(matter of fact let them auto detect at their default JEDEC speed), go in and make the changes you need to represent your system(AHCI, RAID, WoL, etc etc), choose UEFI xxx that your installation media is located and attempt your install.
Please post back the results.
Edited by wardog - 6 hours 18 minutes ago at 1:03pm