0x0000007b error

stinger · 22-August-05, 05:22 PM

i get the same problem when it loads windows. the 0x0000007b. i thought it was the way bois reads my sata 2 drives so i updated my bios but it wasnt that. i reinstalled windows 3 times and that didnt work. i just got my new computer and it doesnt work so i would really like some help.

my system
amd 64 3500+ venice core
geforce4 7800 gt
1gb of low latency 2.2.2.5 kingston ram
2x160 sata 2 hard drives
asus a8n sli mother board
500 w power supply

Foe · 22-August-05, 05:56 PM

Check Here

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SYMPTOMS

When you restart your computer, you may receive one of the following error messages: STOP: 0x0000007B Inaccessible Boot Device

CAUSE

This problem may occur if one or more of the following conditions exists:

Ã‚â€¢	Your computer is infected with a boot sector virus.
Ã‚â€¢	A device driver required by your boot controller is not configured to start at boot time or is corrupt. If during a WINNT /B installation no mass storage device was detected.
Ã‚â€¢	A resource conflict exists between the boot controller and another controller in the system or between SCSI devices.
Ã‚â€¢	Drive translation is not being performed or was changed.
Ã‚â€¢	The boot volume is corrupt and cannot be mounted by Windows NT.
Ã‚â€¢	Information in the Windows NT registry about which device drivers load at start up is corrupt.
Ã‚â€¢	If this error occurred during Windows NT Setup while reading Windows NT Setup floppy disk 2, you may have the Drive Swapping option enabled in your computer BIOS.
Ã‚â€¢	Using winnt /b as the installation method may present a timing issue for the disk controller. The controller is not given enough time to respond and identify itself and is therefore detected incorrectly or not at all.
Ã‚â€¢	If you run Setup from a bootable SCSI CD-ROM drive, you receive a STOP 7B error message because Setup does not allow you to add a third-party SCSI driver when you boot from the SCSI CD-ROM.

Dreyco · 22-August-05, 05:59 PM

Isnt that new worm a boot sector virus? What version OS are you running/flavour. I assume windows xp something or another... What service pack and such. Also did you try changing boot screens or welcome screens cause theycan cause that error if you install the wrong one.

stinger · 23-August-05, 11:57 AM

well i installed windows xp pro. the boot screen is the same and there cant be a virus on the hard drives because i just bought them and the only thing thats on them is win xp. i did update bios and am using a floppy for the raid driver but i dont know if its the right one. i havent over clocked my computer either. atleast not yet. i wanna get it working first =]. and sorry for posting more than once.

zorber · 12-October-05, 05:30 AM

Yes i have this problem too.

I have just purchased a new motherboard cpu and memory to have a complete upgrade.
I made up the PC and after the post screen this happens. Blue screen

Stop: 0x0000007b (0xf7c46524,0xc0000034,0x00000000,0x00000000)

Also recons that it is the hard drive i have a problem with.
Yet if i take this hard drive back to my old pc it boots fine???

any suggestions
thanks

THRiLL KiLL · 12-October-05, 01:18 PM

if its a trojan... a format and doing fdisk /mbr from a boot disk should do the trick...

the other thing i would check would be the boot order... i would put it the order of cdrom / sata / removable

the other thing... you updated your bios... did you remember to turn back on the sata controler?

THRiLL KiLL · 12-October-05, 01:19 PM

Quote:

Originally Posted by zorber


	Yes i have this problem too. I have just purchased a new motherboard cpu and memory to have a complete upgrade. I made up the PC and after the post screen this happens. Blue screen Stop: 0x0000007b (0xf7c46524,0xc0000034,0x00000000,0x00000000) Also recons that it is the hard drive i have a problem with. Yet if i take this hard drive back to my old pc it boots fine??? any suggestions thanks

when you upgraded ... did you reinstall the os?

z0mbi3 · 12-October-05, 01:42 PM

You guys aren't runnign a slip streamed install are you? If so try running a regular install as I always got 7b errors after I tried a slip streamed disk.

zorber · 13-October-05, 02:36 PM

Thanks for your help

Finally sorted this one by reinstalling window and doing a repair. Seems you cannot just move a hard drive to one pc to another and expect it to work ok.
This is due to different chips on the motherboard.
So i am happy thanks for all help

22-August-05, 05:22 PM		#1 (permalink)
stinger Apex Techie Wannabe	0x0000007b error i get the same problem when it loads windows. the 0x0000007b. i thought it was the way bois reads my sata 2 drives so i updated my bios but it wasnt that. i reinstalled windows 3 times and that didnt work. i just got my new computer and it doesnt work so i would really like some help. my system amd 64 3500+ venice core geforce4 7800 gt 1gb of low latency 2.2.2.5 kingston ram 2x160 sata 2 hard drives asus a8n sli mother board 500 w power supply

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22-August-05, 05:59 PM		#3 (permalink)
Dreyco PCApex's Mac Man	Isnt that new worm a boot sector virus? What version OS are you running/flavour. I assume windows xp something or another... What service pack and such. Also did you try changing boot screens or welcome screens cause theycan cause that error if you install the wrong one.

23-August-05, 11:57 AM		#4 (permalink)
stinger Apex Techie Wannabe	well i installed windows xp pro. the boot screen is the same and there cant be a virus on the hard drives because i just bought them and the only thing thats on them is win xp. i did update bios and am using a floppy for the raid driver but i dont know if its the right one. i havent over clocked my computer either. atleast not yet. i wanna get it working first =]. and sorry for posting more than once.

12-October-05, 05:30 AM		#5 (permalink)
zorber Apex Techie Wannabe	Yes i have this problem too. I have just purchased a new motherboard cpu and memory to have a complete upgrade. I made up the PC and after the post screen this happens. Blue screen Stop: 0x0000007b (0xf7c46524,0xc0000034,0x00000000,0x00000000) Also recons that it is the hard drive i have a problem with. Yet if i take this hard drive back to my old pc it boots fine??? any suggestions thanks

12-October-05, 01:18 PM		#6 (permalink)
THRiLL KiLL PcApEX's PuNK ROckER	if its a trojan... a format and doing fdisk /mbr from a boot disk should do the trick... the other thing i would check would be the boot order... i would put it the order of cdrom / sata / removable the other thing... you updated your bios... did you remember to turn back on the sata controler?

12-October-05, 01:42 PM		#8 (permalink)
z0mbi3 Apex Tech Maniac	You guys aren't runnign a slip streamed install are you? If so try running a regular install as I always got 7b errors after I tried a slip streamed disk.

13-October-05, 02:36 PM		#9 (permalink)
zorber Apex Techie Wannabe	Thanks for your help Finally sorted this one by reinstalling window and doing a repair. Seems you cannot just move a hard drive to one pc to another and expect it to work ok. This is due to different chips on the motherboard. So i am happy thanks for all help