windows 7 unusual blue screen of death

[Bala Subramaniam]

Hi.. I had 300 gb hdd due to some issues sata cable connection which has been broke in hdd .. So i bought a new 1tb Seagate hdd..


So at the time of installing win7 during completing installation window a blue screen error follwed by an immediate restart. After tht a window says system restarted unexpectedly so reinstall win7. This is a looping process. Error is physical memory dump.

Then, i contacted Seagate and got seatools and checked disk by both long and short method. No use. Even on complete erase.

I have an 80 gb and installing on it also results same results.

Win memory diagnostic, startup repair nothing helping.

So tried ubantu .. Unexpectedly its working great... But i need win7

I installed win7 completely on my hdd from a another pc.. Ya it installed like a beauty.. But when i connect to my pc again blue screen. At the time of win logo.

I got doubt on gpu so removed it and tried again same shit!!

I have contacted local system mechanic and he have no idea.

I removed ram using eraser cleaned it. No use.

In ubantu using terminal i had an hdd disk check. It says no errors found.

 

[madad]

Reason Behind This Problem Is The Failure Of Ram And If You Are Saying The Screen Is Not Going Then You Can Try System Restore. If The Still Problem Persists There A Only Way That Is The Change Of Your Ram... You Can The Step By Step Solution Down

 

[Paul NZ]

And the bluescreen says what?

 

[Bala Subramaniam]

Physical dump error. It's so fast. Is there any way to take screen shot?

 

[Paul NZ]

So can you get into windows? If you can upload the dmp files somewhere like onedrive then post the link

 

[Bala Subramaniam]

@Madad .. Method 1: Using System Restore
Wont work because its a brand new installation.

Method 2: Check memory problems
Tried, No use.

Method 3: Remove unsupported devices
I removed GPU & direct connection from CPU no use.

Guys pls help

 

[Bala Subramaniam]

@ Paul NZ. No Installation is not complete.

 

[mniasfreemag]

you can check your memory without installing windows 7,
if you can access another computer with internet connection, you can download memtest from here http://www.memtest86.com/download.htm

Then burn the image onto a usb thumb drive or cd rom, The download page has different images for usb and cd rom. the instructions on how to burn it are also there.

Once you have the CD or usb drive, boot from it and run it, make sure to run atleast 2 or 3 passes.

This will let you know if your RAM has any errors.

 

[mniasfreemag]

Another question is your WIN 7 legal???

 

[madad]

When This Problem Happened With Me I Changed Ram

 

[Bala Subramaniam]

Actually i tried with another ram, no use. So i used my ram in another pc its working great.

My hdd working absolutely fine in another pc.

Win7 will give 30 days to active it.

Using another pc i have repair hdd. CHECK FOR ERRORS.

Seatools also shows no error

 

[Bala Subramaniam]

http://postimg.org/image/fv01pfyr3/

Screen shot.. Hope someone ll solve

 

[madad]

If Changing RAM And Still not Working Than There Is A Major Internal Problem or Motherboard Problem Check For it if Still Problem Persists Than You Have To Call An Hardware Expert?

 

[Paul NZ]

I installed win7 completely on my hdd from a another pc.. Ya it installed like a beauty.. But when i connect to my pc again blue screen. At the time of win logo.

This will happen if the PC you installed it on was on IDE mode in the BIOS.

And when you installed the hdd on yours it would have been on AHCI in the BIOS.

It'll crash with a 0x0000007B stop error, because it'll be looking for SATA drivers (since it was installed in IDE mode, it didnt install any)

So, either enable AHCI in the BIOS on your PC. Then reinstall Windows.

Or change it to IDE mode. Then it'll boot

 

[mniasfreemag]

Bug Check 0x7B: INACCESSIBLE_BOOT_DEVICE. most likely your boot drive is misconfigured. change your sata controller to ide mode from bios.

 

[Paul NZ]

Like I said reinstall windows. Not a good idea installing windows on another system then putting the hdd in a completely different system. This is what can happen