Blue Screen - 0x0000007E

[haroonshah1980]

Hi,

I have HP Laptop Pavillion and has Window XP Media Edition installed

By mistake my laptop was switched on and by mistake it dropped on the floor (carpet) and suddenly laptop showed a blue screen with having some description and an error number:

0x0000007E (0xC0000005,0x8057FOB3,0xF79255C8,0XF79252C4)

appeared at the bottom..i tried to start in safe mode but the same happens..

I cannot get into windows at all...as it happens just after loading bar of window xp

What should I do..I need it very badly as something to finish...very panic

Thanks for any suggestion or help

 

[kimsland]

Reseat the Ram

 

[haroonshah1980]

You mean RAM physically reseated?

you mean open the place where RAM physically is take out and put back right?

Thanks for the reply

 

[kimsland]

Yes

I was a bit brief, looking back
Actually if that doesn't work, also reseat the HardDrive as well

 

[Dieunedort]

if that doesn't work as kimsland explained maybe ur os is corrupted ,try repair your os , as such u will be ablarge to use winxp sp2 cd .insert it thereafter reboot ur pc which u have to boot from the cd .during the first enter option select it then press F8 to accept the agreement , if you are fortunate u'll be given the right option which is R to repaire os press the R. but be careful with the os version. u do not need any formatting , nothing will be deleted if you rightly follow the steps. wc u the best of luck

 

[haroonshah1980]

HI GUYS first of all thanks for reply...I really appreciate..
ok now i tried again to start and now i see diff error:
0X0000007B(0XF7925524,0XC0000034,0X00000000,0X00000000)

PLEASE HELP

 

[haroonshah1980]

Any help please? on this error now : 0X0000007B(0XF7925524,0XC0000034,0X00000000,0X00000000)

 

[kimsland]

Info here: http://support.microsoft.com/kb/324103

I think you may be best to remove the HardDrive
Have it backed up by either using a USB adaptor to your HardDrive, or by taking it to a Computer tech shop for them to do this.

Then fully format and restore Windows again
It looks like a possible HardDrive issue (Hardware or Software still unknown)

 

[haroonshah1980]

Thanks Kimsland...I reseated HD many times but no difference...I think i will better take to Shop...

 

[aaronleo]

Yes,it's RAM problem