BlueScreen of Death!!!PLEASE HELP

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  1. #1
    Woke one morning booted my computer and got the BLUE SCREEN OF DEATH. The stop error codes that I was getting are the following:

    0x0000007E, 0x00000005, 0x8050D532, 0xF7A573B8, 0xF7A570B4

    I have included images of the screen that comes up before going to the bluescreen

    If possible I would like to just reinstall XP Pro but it has been difficult for me to find a ready made iso or to make one to boot from.



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    I would appreciate some guidance and instructions on this matter
     
    Wrongfully Convicted, Feb 15, 2010 IP
  2. hydra777

    hydra777 Peon

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    #2
    Most of the time if blue screen appears, it is usually caused by virus or spyware. Scan your drive and re-install your OS, that should fix it.
     
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  3. Mentalhead

    Mentalhead Active Member

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    BSOD might mean that something with your hardware is wrong. When I change my CPU's voltage I get BSOD, so I suggest that you have your hardware checked or reinstall a new operating system.
     
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  4. Wrongfully Convicted

    Wrongfully Convicted Peon

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    cant scan drive because i cant get past BSOD. cant reinstall because i dont have bootable reinstallation disc.
     
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  5. hydra777

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    Create a bootable USB drive and put AV on it so you can scan for viruses. Also find a way to replace the system files.
     
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  6. Wrongfully Convicted

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    GREAT IDEA!!! going to try that now, Thanks
     
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  7. CountryBoy

    CountryBoy Prominent Member

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    I had a similar problem with XP Home just a couple of days ago - the thing wouldn't start even in Safe Mode and was caught in a loop of restarting, attempting to boot, restarting. I tinkered with the BIOS so it ran XP from the disc (fortunately I have a legit hard copy), selected the reinstall option and then the repair option. So far so good.
     
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    Mentalhead Active Member

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    Yea, you cold try to run windows from CD or something, but if that fails I'm guessing that your RAM is done.
     
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    Check whether your ram is working by fixing it in other slot.
     
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  10. The Men

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    ** This isn't a BSOD :D
     
    The Men, Feb 15, 2010 IP