Fresh Installation - Error Code 0x8007025D

Robert Glenny

Robert Glenny

Robert Glenny

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Hello,

Recently, my PC had been working fine till one day it restarted and would consistently go off and on. After a while of trying to figure out the reason why it was doing this, I decided to just do a fresh installation of Windows 10. I had reformatted my SSD and tried to install Windows 10 with the USB stick I had recently got. The new version of the Windows Media Creation was used. However 80% into it preparing it, it had given me the Error 0x8007025D, preventing me from fully installing windows.

I have chkdsk but the SSD had no issues, I have tried multiple USB's to no avail. Ultimately I am stuck on what to do.


Specs:

CPU - i5-6600k

GPU - GTX 1060 6GB

RAM - 8GB

Power Supply - CX 550

SSD - Sandisk 480GB
 
No, my system was not overclocked.
No, it did not stop rebooting constantly, only when I used the USB Stick and booted it is when it stopped rebooting.
Yes, I did not know what to do at the time so therefore I had decided to just do a complete fresh install. I should've held off doing that but what's done is done now.
I have tired memtest86 and a scary looking result had been produced saying that the test has aborted due to too many errors...
...safe to say that my RAM needs replaced? Or is it my CPU that will need replaced?
 
Yes, same result as last time with "Too many errors"
Question, when the test starts, is it testing the CPU first or the RAM?
Asking because everytime I start up the Memtest86, it automatically gives me a list of errors.
 
I will do that, I may even buy additional RAM for the PC when I've received my pay.
Thank you for all your help, sir.
It's a damn shame too, I was only planning on using this PC to write assessments for College.
 
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