BSOD On Win 7 RC Install

0x00000124: BSOD During Win 7 Install
I am trying to install win 7 with a dual boot with Win XP home on a MSI K9 mobo with 2 gig ram and AMD dual core 3200

I get to the initial load of the os and then a BSOD appears with the following code  STOP: 0x00000124 (0x00000004, 0x8133A024, 0x00000000, 0x00000000)

I have previously installed Win 7 on another PC without a problem.

Posted: Friday, June 05, 2009 11:47 PM

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BSOD At First Reboot - Trouble With Install Win 7 RC
i have trouble with install Windows 7 RC. I trying install like boot dvd and try it from win XP pro. Still a same problem. After first reboot show BSOD with "stop: 0x0000005c (0x0000010b, 0x00000003, 0x00000000, 0x00000000)". I have 2 partition, first C: for win XP and second G: (clear) for win 7.

I tried defragmented, scandisc, formating, new download and burn, chkdsk. Windows 7 Upgrade Advisor is without serious errors. BIOS and chipset are current. my desktop is : RC410M ms-7173, celeron 3,2Ghz, 1GB ram, HDD 80GB - 2 partitions (for G: win 7 is 17GB free space , Graphic card - radeon x550. any ideas?

Posted: Sunday, May 10, 2009 10:13 AM

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Win 7 Custom Install, Results In A BSOD
I've created a custom version of Windows 7 Ultimate RTM because I'll have to install it on several pc's and didn't want to install the software manually. So I started to install the programs on a virtual pc and used this guide to create an iso. I did this in windows xp, so instead of using the in-built vhd-attach tool I used WinMount .

Then, I used imageX to create the install.wim. After that, I replaced the install.wim of an original Windows 7 RTM dvd and burnt the dvd using ImgBurn and this tutorial . Because the install.wim is to big to fit on a normal dvd, I had to burn it on a dual-layer dvd+r.

Rebooted system, started windows setup from dvd, chose the partition I had already prepared, and installed windows 7 without any problems. But, after setup, getting ready for the first boot, after the drivers are loaded and the red part of the windows logo starts to appear, it shows me a bsod and I cannot continue.

A problem has been detected and windows has been shut down to prevent damage to your computer. If this is the first time you've seen this stop error screen, restart your computer. If this screen appears again, follow these steps: Check for viruses on your computer.

Remove any newly installed hard drives or hard drive controllers. Check your hard drive to make sure it is properly configured and terminated. Run CHKDSK /F to check for hard drive corruption, and then restart your computer. Technical information: *** STOP: 0x0000007B (0x80786B58, 0xc0000034, 0x00000000, 0x00000000)

I followed the advices that were given, but there weren't any virusses on my drive, I did not change my hard drive (controller) and chkdsk end with no errors.

Posted: Wednesday, September 16, 2009 5:56 PM

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BSOD During Install (vista / Win 7) On RAID
I got this problem and cannot solve it myself for over a month, ANY advice will be appreciated! The goal is Windows 7 64bit with RAID0.

1. Windows XP 32bit installs fine on RAID0 (with proper driver integrated)

2. Windows 7 64bit and Vista 64bit installs fine on single drive.

3. Windows 7 64bit and Vista 64bit on RAID0 give BSOD 0x000000F4 during completing installation stage, then Matrix Storage manager shows RAID0 ERROR OCCURRED.

EDIT:

4. Windows Vista 32bit won't install on raid setup too. Its not the case with 64bits

I tried everything I could think of:

1. exchanged both hard drives

2. tested RAM

3. tried install with minimum pheripherals and 1GB RAM

4. messed up with BIOS, even updated to latest beta bios

5. tried installing intel vista64 raid drivers, tho windows 7 has itself

6. RMA'd my DVD Drive

and still NO GO

E7200 || Abit IP35 Dark Rider || A-Data 4GB || 4850 || X-Fi Gamer || Samsung F1 RAID0 || Pioneer DVR-212 || Corsair VX450 || HP w2207h

Posted: 07-14-2009

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BSOD After Install
After what seemed to be a successful upgrade from Vista Home Premium 64-bit to Windows 7 RC 64-Bit, my computor BSOD's on the frist restart after displaying "System is Starting Services" (See attached pictures) The odd part is I then partitioned off my hard drive and did a clean install of 7, which worked great.

Troubleshooting I have done:

-Uninstalled all programs and drivers that conflicted with compatibility report

-re-downloaded and burned the install disc

-tried installing the windows 7 beta as opposed to the rc

-disabled my video drivers

Posted: 05-16-2009

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BSOD Trying To Install 7
I downloaded WIndows 7 7600.16385.090713-1255_x64fre_client_en-us_Retail_Ultimate-GRMCULXFRER_EN_DVD_JC_.

I burnt it to a DVD at 8x speed and restarted the computer to boot into it. The Windows logo appears but then a Blue Screen of Death appears saying:

Driver IRQL NOT LESS OR EQUAL

with a lot of other text.

Any idea why?

Posted: 07-17-2009

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BSOD 0xD1 On New Install
I didn't have this problem at all prior to updating to this build of Windows 7. I get the BSOD when upping the activity on the computer, such as trying to download multiple files at once. I thought it was the memory so I RMA'd it and it just got back. So I did an entire rebuild, cleaning and reseating everything. Did another full reformat and installed Windows 7 7100 from a different ISO off my flash drive. Bing! Again, BSOD. Not sure how to proceed. Details to follow...

The computer has rebooted from a bugcheck. The bugcheck was: 0x000000d1 (0x0000000000000008, 0x0000000000000002, 0x0000000000000000, 0xfffff88002ca402a).

It's a really fast BSOD, I see nothing but the screen going black with some crazy graphic bs going on for a half second then it restarts.... Nothing but a clean install. I just tried using Driver Sweeper on the ATI files but they kept reappearing even after I uninstalled them. Given that I still ran the ATI driver package then I went into IE to download Firefox and as soon as it started downloading, BSOD again. There is nothing else on the install, I tried using my flash drive and a DVD to install Windows 7 7100 and I still get the same problem. Like I said, memory is brand new, nothing is overclocked...

Posted: 05-29-2009

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BSOD 116 On Install
im currently using vista 32bit and decided to do a fresh install on a brand new HDD of the 7RC, it installed fine but after rebooting to finish setup and start windows i get BSOD with a 116 error, ive done some googling and have found out that its video card related but i dont really know what to do next, any ideas?

Posted: 06-09-2009

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Install Crashing (No BSOD)
Originally Posted by gregrocker Answer: You need to boot from the Windows 7 installer and select Custom>Advanced Tools to delete, create and format your desired partitions (even one).

Make sure you click 'Format' on the partition you want to install Windows 7 to, don't just create the new partition and press 'Go' I have a Core i7 920, Gigabyte EX58-UD3R, Radeon HD 4870 512MB, 3GB DDR3 G.Skill 1333 RAM (exact specs can be seen in profile) and I'm having issues trying to install Windwos 7.

I backed up all my stuff from XP onto my external, got ready to reformat like normal tossed the Windows 7 x64 Professional disc into the drive and booted from CD. Everything worked like normal, Windows 7 is a bit different in that it doesn't run in a BIOS-type setting like XP but rather has its own little graphical install interface. Figured out what I wanted (custom install, "deleted" the old partition), and pressed go. I thought it was weird that it didnt "format" the hard drive like XP installation does, I know I can get a boot disc with 'Book and Nuke' to wipe the hard drive which I may do, but I figured since Windows 7 didn't want to format that it wasn't entirely necessary. Goes through the expanding files fine, whatever else it does on the first isntall screen, and then it gets to the restart phase.

Restart goes well, automatically shuts down and boots back up, getting to the screen that says 'Starting Windows...' and then crashes. Monitor gets the 'No Signal' message, computer stays shut off for a few seconds and then powers back up. It gives me the 'Windows crashed and recovered from an error' selection where I can choose how I want to boot (Safe Mode, Last Good Configuration, etc.) and I've tried the 'Boot like Normal' configuration and it will just continue this cycle.

The first time I tried installing Windows 7 it got past this screen, got to the portion of the installation where it automatically adjusts the resolution, and then after that it crashed. Since then I have not been able to get past the first reboot without a constant restart loop.

I tried 32-bit with the exact same results.

I have disabled all but 1 core and disabled hyperthreading (this was required to install XP beacuse I don't have a SP2 disc) to see if it worked but the same thing happened. Reset BIOS to factory defaults, same thing. Changed back to 1 core, no hyperthreading and same thing happened again. I have no extra video cards I can try but I could ask my brother if I can borrow his 23" widescreen HANNS-G monitor but unless I'm mistaken I don't think this is an issue that a monitor would fix.

I'm not the most computer-savvy person but I can work my way around. I don't know if there is a log file I can access and post here to see what the last thing that happened (the error) is, but I never get a BSOD with an error I can post, just a restart and Windows telling me there was an error and asking how I want to boot.

Posted: 10-25-2009

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BSOD IRQL_NOT_LESS_OR_EQUAL During Install
I'm trying to install the newest build on an old laptop that currently runs XP. I try booting from the DVD, and after it gets to the point where the little green progress bar animation plays on the bottom of the screen, I instantly get the IRQL_NOT_LESS_OR_EQUAL bsod.

Other cases I've found of this bsod seem to be related to peripheral drivers, but it's a laptop, so there are none (per se).

Any thoughts?

Posted: 05-06-2009

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BSOD After Dr.Web 5.0 Install
dr.web antivirus installed and updated. after reboot - BSOD. Automatic repare did not succeed. w7 beta7000 x32 ...

Posted: Saturday, February 28, 2009 1:29 PM

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RC1 - BSOD When Trying To Install
I am attempting to install Windows 7 RC1 from a DVD to a new PC I just built. The machine gets past the first loading bar, and to the point where it says "Starting Windows". It then BSODs, and displays this error:

MACHINE_CHECK_EXCEPTION (Insert generic BSOD message here) Technical information: *** STOP: 0x0000009C (0x0000000000000003, 0xFFFFF8000D813BA0, 0x00000000B4000000, 0x0000000000000833)

<-- The first of these 4 parameters is always the same, the others change each time....

This code seems to point to an hardware issue, but I am at a loss as to what is wrong.... The RAM should be alright, as it came from a previous PC that worked fine with it. The BIOS POSTs without any issues. Also, I am able to boot into a Ubuntu Linux LiveCD I had lying around, so I don't think anything especially critical is broken....

I found a thread where someone else had a similar issue, but it doesn't seem to have ever been resolved: http://social.technet.microsoft.com/Forums/en-US/w7itproinstall/thread/e1612dbd-e90f-42bb-9567-fd9d6738809b

Hardware: BioStar TA790GX XE MoBo (Integrated ATI HD3300 GPU) AMD Athlon II X2 240 CPU 4GB Corsair XMS 2 DDR2 800 RAM (2x2GB) WD 80GB 7200RPM HDD PCP&C Silencer 370 Watt PSU

Posted: Wednesday, October 21, 2009 7:35 PM

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Install BSOD 0x00000024
I have successfully installed the beta into virtual pc. What I am having trouble with is installing it on another hard drive in my system. No matter the method I try I always get the BSOD with the error code 0x00000024.

What I have tried so far.

1) Install as clean onto 2nd hard drive using dvd boot 32bit iso.

2) Install as clean onto 2nd hard drive  from within vista 32 as clean install (32bit).

3) Install as clean onto 2nd hard drive from within vista 32 using the iso as a virtual dvd drive using daemon tools.

4) Install as clean onto 2nd hard drive using dvd boot 64bit iso.

5) Install as upgrade from within vista 64.All of the above give me the BSOD. I have read elswhere on this forum that there are issues with nvidia chipsets (630a/7050). So I don't know if this is the issue. 

I could get the 6956 version to install fine. Something has changed since this version was released. And not for the better.

Posted: Saturday, January 17, 2009 3:36 AM

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BSOD: Install Drivers
After I install ATI Drivers 9.4, or Realtek High Definition Audio Driver 2.27 or even drivers from windows update for my TV card. Every time I change drivers I get a BSOD, not after install but after the installation I make a restart and BSOD happen (after the logo of Windows 7 and before the welcome scream). I could get in, in Safe Mode and try the restore and sometimes after that i can get in again in normal mode, but if i make a rr again, it goes to the same thing.

If someone could translate that for me, it will be great. I already try google it, install drivers once in a time, install the SO many times, but still can't isolate the problem of the BSOD.

In Windows Vista everything works great, but in any build of 7 give me problems.

Hardware:

P4 HT 3.0

DFI LANParty UT 915P-T12

ATI HD3450

Leadtek WinFast TV2000 XP Global

2 x 1Gb DDR2 (Dual Channel)

HD WD (250 Gb) + HD Samsung (250 Gb)


Problem signature:

Problem Event Name: BlueScreen

OS Version: 6.1.7260.2.0.0.256.1

Locale ID: 2070

Additional information about the problem:

BCCode: c000021a

BCP1: 938E9110

BCP2: 00000000

BCP3: C0000001

BCP4: 00100400

OS Version: 6_1_7260

Service Pack: 0_0

Product: 256_1

Files that help describe the problem:

C:WindowsMinidump

Posted: 06-27-2009

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BSOD On Completion Of Install
BSOD 0x0000008e (0xC0000005...... ) or BSOD 0x00000021 whenever I run Rate Computers Performance.

Dual boot system. XP SP3 on C drive, Win7 RC on E drive.

Installed Win7 RC; Install appeared to be going okay. Left it running and came back to BSOD.
Booted into Win7 and it appeared ok. No NIC driver loaded so I selected Broadcom NetXtreme which installed successfully.

Got Internet access and Win7 downloaded some drivers for ATI Radeon X800 and Sound Blaster Audigy2 ZS. Tried to run 'Rate Computer' and machine BSOD's on me. Various stop codes.

Hardware:-

HP Workstation XW6000
ACPI Multiprocessor
(2) Xeon 2.80GHz CPU
2GB Memory
HP DVD writer 400c
Sony DVD RW DRU-810A
Creative SB Audigy 2 ZS (WDM)
[Creative 6.0.1.1370 3/4/2009]
ATI Radeon X800 Pro [ATI Technologies 8.56.1.13 3/10/2009]
Promise SATA150 TX4 controller [Promise Technology 1.0.0.27 6/12/2003]
Adaptec AIC-7902 - Ultra320 SCSI controller [Adaptec 7.2.0.0 1/25/2007]
Broadcom NetXtreme Gigabit Ethernet [Microsoft 10.100.3.0 2/18/2009]
Seagate 1TB SATA HDD (C Volume XP Pro SP3 install )
WD Raptor 36GB 10K SATA HDD (E Volume - Win7 RC install)
McAfree Win7 Security Suite Beta

Tried upgrading ATI Radeon driver with download from ATI Catalyst site. Runs but doesn't appear to do anything. Tried to install Catalyst Control Center. Also runs, but no sign of the control center.
Upgraded SoundBlaster Audigy 2 ZS with most current Vista driver from Creative site.

Still get BSOD whenever I try to Rate Computer.

Event log indicates machine BSOD'd twice last night with no input from me.

So far I've had Stop Code's BSOD 0x0000008e (0xC0000005...... ), 0x0000007e and 0x00000021.

Any suggestions? Running out of ideas..

(also tried disabling Hyperthreading.... still BSOD when I run Rate Computer so I enabled it again ...)

Posted: Friday, June 12, 2009 2:40 AM

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BSOD On Win7 Install
I'm attempting to install on a Gigabyte MB with an Athlon 64 processor an ATI video card, a Turtle beach sound card, 1 gig RAM, 2 IDE hard drives, 1 SATA hard drive, a CD / RW and a DVD/RW. I burned a DVD from the ISO and set up to do a clean install to the channel 0 slave drive.

The machine boots off the DVD and the fancy dancing dots get started followed by a BSOD (on two tries) with the following:STOP 0x0000009c (0x000000004, 0x8b749da8, 0x00070f0f)The log file created on the target drive is 0 bytes in size so no help there. My normal system boots off the SATA drive and is XP Pro with all updates. I suspect some sort of hardware conflict but as to what.

Posted: Tuesday, January 13, 2009 10:21 PM

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BSoD After Install - Pc Reboots Immediately
Im trying to install Windows 7 X86 RTM 7600 on my pc from a burned DVD, it installs everything fine but when it says "Starting Services " the screens blinks, and then the BSoD appears, it goes too fast to notice what it says, cuz the pc reboots immediately. Also the BSoD seems to be too big for my screen so its almost unreadable.

Im writing this on the same pc thats giving me the error. I install Xp normally everytime (Ive installed it 3 times today.

Posted: 07-28-2009

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BSOD After Starting Windows. (install)
im trying install windows 7 (7100 x86) on my computer.

but... he load files and after Starting Windows in first time get a BSOD.

0x00000124 (0x00000004, 0x813508D4, 0x00000000, 0x0000000)

i try:

- remove all usb (mouse and webcam)

- Change DVI to VGA

- burn DVD 4x and 8x

- download others versions (7077, 7057 and 7106)

but always give BSOD. now i cant use Windows 7 somebody know anythink ?

Posted: 04-24-2009

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BSOD On New Install (nvlddmkm.sys)
I have two computers (mine and my wife's) which are, for the most part identical.. bought the parts all at the same time, just ordered them x2. The only thing I have changed since building them is my PSU.

From within Vista I popped the disk in and began the install process. It appeared to download some updates prior to installing. It restarted and did its thing.

It "seemed" to install fine.. I got to the desktop and started copying various drivers and programs to the desktop to install. As it was doing that, my wife jumped on and changed the wallpaper.. (I watched and that's all she did) I asked her to double click on the newest video card drivers to install them. They appeared to install fine.

A few seconds later the screen began to flicker on and off. Then it locked up and have the BSOD with the nvlddmkm.sys.

It would then restart and before actually loading windows, it would BSOD again with the same file name. Now it's in a loop.

I've tried reinstalling about 3 times. All three times I've booted from the DVD, repartitioned and formatted.

Every time, it will restart at the Finishing Installation step then BSOD with the same file name. I can no longer get it to boot to the desktop.

I'm using the same DVD I used on my PC. Zero scratches on the disk. I've also used an older version of Windows 7 via DVD and that version seems to have problems too. No BSOD but after installing it will restart and post a black screen with a blinking underscore indefinitely.

How is it possible that with identical systems one has problems and one doesn't? Any thoughts on how to correct this?

Posted: 07-18-2009

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Install Completes. After First Restart, BSOD
Been having a ton of trouble getting the RC to install. To even get the RC to install I've had to slipstream the drivers for my setup. After the install has completed for the first time, it will boot into windows for the very first time, but when I restart, it starts BSOD on me endlessly.

It is entirely odd since it works flawlessly when it has entered Win 7 for the first time, but never again. I had similar issues with Vista when installing, but never to this degree.

Posted: Wednesday, June 10, 2009 1:44 AM

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BSOD On Clean Install Of RC1
Install started and gets to screen saying "Completing Installation..." System reboots and I get BSOD - No error codes. Reboot - try Safe Mode - get "can't complete install in safe mode" Reboot - Try Low Resolution - Get BSOD - No error code.

I'm sure this is related to video card. Can't complete install if I can't get a screen to complete it. Do a clean reinstall of beta build 7000.  Works perfectly. Asus P5Q3 Deluxe Intel E8500 4gb DDR3 1 Sata 500 gb HD 1 Sata DVD Drive Onboard Marvel Lan Onboard Sound EVGA Nvidia GeForce 9800 gt video card Install BSOD's at point where it test graphics performance.

Posted: Wednesday, May 06, 2009 3:09 AM

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BSOD On Install - Hardware Was Not Compatible
I have tried several times to install Windows 7.  The first time, i got an error saying that my hardware was not compatible, so i changed the onboard video ram allocation.  Then, the rest of the times, i got BSOD error 0x0000007F (0x00000000, 0x00000000, 0x00000000, 0x00000000) 

Posted: Thursday, January 15, 2009 10:41 PM

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BSOD On Install - STOP: 0x0000005C
Just downloaded 7 and trying to install it and got a BSOD...seems others had a similar BSOD but I got different values... *** STOP: 0x0000005C (0x0000010B, 0x00000003, 0x00000000, 0x00000000) Not entirely sure what it means...any help getting around this issue so that I can try out this juicy new OS would be great.

Posted: Saturday, May 23, 2009 5:25 AM

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W7 RC1 64 BSOD At End Of Install
I have a BSOD at the end of install of W7 RC1 64 French. Booting in safe mode is impossible because install has not finished, so it reboots forever, and install cannot finish because BSOD in the last step : "End of Install" after 3 minutes waiting the end of this last step. I cant figure out the error message in the BSOD. But my system can be installed with XP 64 fine, and I could even install Win 2008 Beta, 2 years ago.

I have a MSI motherboard K9NBPM2-FID with AM2 socket with AMD Atlhon 64 X2 6400+, dual channel 2 GB Crucial Balistic DDR2-800 with 128 MB of shared video. My Bios is latest 5.8. My chipset is NVIDIA Quadro NVS 210S  + NForce 430. My integrated video is Geforce 6150. I have a western digital caviar PATA-100 250 GB. I have also a creative Sound Blaster Live 1024 Value PCI.

My motherboard provides also audio from RealTek ALC883 , and firewire with VIA VT6308P, and DVI output. I have a blutooth usb dongle from belkin. I have a logitech quickcam express usb webcam. I cant figure out what is the cause of this failed BSOD install, just at the end. Do I need a separated video card with video memory ? My motherboard is not supported ?

Posted: Friday, May 08, 2009 7:50 PM

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BSOD After Install Windows Needs To Shutdown
After installing 7 to a new partition, i am able to login and start upwindows 7 but after about 5 secs. get a BSOD that read. "A problem has been detected and windows needs to shutdown" It says I need to shutdown antivirus, disk defragmentation, and backup utilities which I havedone. Technical Information*** STOP: 0x00000024 (0x000c22D20x0000107F, 0x00000000, 0x00000000)Is this a hard drive issue?

Posted: Tuesday, January 13, 2009 1:27 AM

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AVG Free Install + BSOD
I'm presently running AVG free 8.0 as my anti-virus with win7 (frankly I was shocked because Win7 has been so stable so far :)); however I downloaded 8.5 this week and managed to get my first BSOD in win 7 with the installation. Anyone else see this issue?

Posted: Saturday, March 28, 2009 10:29 PM

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BSOD When Install Something On Secondary Drives
I am an IT professional however cannot figure out this issue on my my machine and its driving me nuts

I have Win 7 64 Ultimate on RC build 7100 and everything runs fine, however since next week the OS will expire and my machine will reset every 2 hours therefore i upgraded to the official Win 7 64 Ultimate and the blooming machine gives me a BSOD every time I try and install something on my secondary drives (d: e: f: )

Thought it was an AVG issues or access privileges since my other drives where formatted on other previous OS`s (c: for windows, d: for games, etc.) However it now even seems to be doing it if I try and install stuff on C: - now I have a hunch it might be AVG FREE causing the issues, dunno, any suggestions would be appreciated.

Posted: 02-24-2010 at 05:38:55 PM

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Install BSOD With Igdkmd64.sys
So recently I attempted the jump from 32-bit to 64-bit in the form of Windows Vista 32 to Windows 7 64. My processor has 64-bit architecture (It's a Q9400), so I assumed if I did a clean install of windows 7 and formatted Windows Vista off of my hard drive completely, that I would not have an issue. When (I think) i'm almost done with the installation, and when windows is "starting up", the BSOD comes up with the error:

"igdkmd64.sys

PAGE_FAULT_IN_NONPAGED_AREA

Technical information:

*** STOP: 0x00000050 (0xFFFFF88103878FE6, 0x0000000000000000, 0xFFFFF880049A51DB, 0xFFFFF880049A50000000000005)"

[Could have misplaced a zero..]

Anyways, if anyone could me know what my problem might be.

Specs:

Intel DG43NB desktop motherboard

4GB DDR2 @ 800mhz

Intel Core 2 Quad Q9400 processor

If any further information is needed let me know but I do not have the exact model names for the hard drives that I am using.

PS: ANY information will probably be helpful please I cannot find anything about this error really. Thank you for your time!

Posted: 11-24-2009

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BSOD RC 7100 X64 At Clean Install
i just downloaded windows 7 rc x64.

at first i wanted to upgrade from 7000, but after the first reboot i saw blue... (BSOD)

then i thought, it would be better to do a clean install, burned the ISO on DVD and again saw BSOD even before installation progress has started (after Windows had collected information and first boot)...

now to my question:

is the BSOD caused by a bad ISO, or is anything wrong with my system?

by the way: Beta 1 Build 7000 x64 works fine.

Posted: 05-02-2009

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