How to Fix Blue Screen Errors

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  1. Todd says:

    I am receiving a stop error of 0x0000007F (0x000000000000008, 0x0000000080050031, 0x00000000000406F8, 0xFFFFF80002FF64CE) with the last one varying from FF64CE, FF24CE, FF04CE, FF84CE, FB64CE, FB44CE, EACCA6. I am very confused on what is causing this because it seems to happen only when I connect to certain networks and not all, the strange thing about this is that all the networks I connect to that it does this are some crappy internet connection networks, and the ones it doesn’t do this on are some great internet connection networks, I doubt this has to do with why it is doing it, but felt it might help.

  2. Anthony says:

    @DAVID DORMON – Stop error 0x0000007B indicates an inaccessible boot device. Make sure nothing is plugged in your USB ports (USB stick or external hard disk).
    You can try to boot in Safe Mode (F8) and do a chkdsk. If you cannot boot at all, you will need to boot from a Windows setup or recovery CD.

    @face – The only legit way to fix your problem is to get a valid Windows 7 license. For advice and comments about keygens and activation tools I have no advice.

  3. face says:

    Can I activate my windows 7 using a ”windows 7 activator” to help fix this problem. I’m activated windows with keygen, but how about when I activate windows using a windows 7 activator?, it may be help to fix this problem about ”windows evaluation period”??? thank you

  4. MY PC IS TOSHIBA. THE ERROR CODE IS
    STOP: 0X0000007B (0XF7AB524,0XC0000034,0X00000000,0X00000000)
    please help me to fix this error of blue screen.

  5. Anthony says:

    @EZGO – In that case you will need a recovery CD or a Windows setup disc and boot from that. Use the recovery or repair option to try and fix the problem.
    In the recovery console you can also run a chkdsk.

    @Kurt – The mention of ntfs.sys does indicate that it might be a disk problem. But if the bsod errors started after you added the memory, you should still consider that as a possibility.
    Suggest you boot in safe mode (F8) and then run a chkdsk /r on both partitions/drives, so you see if there are any disk problem.

  6. Kurt says:

    BSOD with ntfs.sys error msg.

    ——————————————————————————–

    hello everyone,
    can someone please help me resolve this problem that im having, if possible,
    my laptop is getting the BSOD quite frequently showing the error msg ntfs.sys.
    my latop is an acer aspire 4330 but with an additional 1gb memory added to it recently.

    It produces a BSOD with the error msg then restart without prompting for safe mode and then it eventually it would load the os and in the middle of using the system it would produce the BSOD.

    My hard drive is split into 3 partitions: DATA, OS and a hidden partition called recovery partition which i accidentally formatted.

    I’ve never formatted the DATA partition but most frequently the OS partition if i had got a virus etc.

    Do i need to format the DATA partition ?

    oh i ran the memory diagnostic tool and found no errors.

    Someone please advice me about what i should do.
    Best regards..
    Kurt

  7. EZGO says:

    The setup screen i was referring to did have a safe mode start option. Even if i select that it still gives me the blue screen.

  8. Anthony says:

    @Paul – Can you still boot in Safe Mode (F8 during boot)? If so, try a system restore when Windows is running in safe mode. If not, you will need a setup or recovery CD.

    @face – Stop error 0x00000098 in Windows 7 means your evaluation period expired. You’ll need to purchase a copy of Windows 7.

    @EZGO Try pressing the F8 key during startup and select Safe Mode in the startup menu. That should allow you to run a disk check and other checks.

  9. yvan says:

    oh i wanna add up that on the boot it says that

    STOP ERROR is:0x00000050 ( 0FFFFFFF0,0x00000000,0X804EA447,0X00000000)

    im using a twinhead Efio!S13FTZ

    thanks, ill wait for your suggestions

  10. yvan says:

    hey anthony.. i have my blue screen error.

    Error code 10000050, parameter1 fffffff0, parameter2 00000000, parameter3 804ea447, parameter4 00000000.

    please help me.. thankyou.

  11. EZGO says:

    After leaving my laptop on plugged into the wall for a while, i went back to it and the screen was black. I did a hard reboot by holding the power button down for 10 seconds and started it again. It came up with a setup screen that gave me 5 options to start up. Then after that it came up with the blue screen of death. It told me the usual windows has shut down, etc… But i dont know how i can open the chkdsk /f. Please help. I am not very experienced with computers. Thank you.

  12. face says:

    I reinstall my windows 7, but every time same way…

  13. face says:

    i have windows 7. how can i fix this stop error : Stop 0 × 00000098. thanx…

  14. Paul says:

    I just got a SOD on my xp pro and I didn’t write down the error. I turned off the computer and turned it back on and the monitor won’t display anything, it is completely black. Now what???

  15. Anthony says:

    @kayla – If the recovery option does not work, I am afraid the only thing left is a reinstall.

    @shady336 – Can you provide any more details? Does the Safe Mode still work?

    @Almin – Stop error 0x0000007E in most cases is a driver error. Check the Device Manager for any problematic devices, or use the system restore option to revert back to a previous configuration. This is of course assuming you can still boot into Safe Mode.
    If not, you need to boot from a Windows setup or recovery CD and try the Repair option.

  16. Almin says:

    Hi I have Windows 7 Ultimate, my STOP ERROR is: Stop 0 × 0000007E SYSTEM_THREAD_EXCEPTION_NOT_HANDLED. How Dow I fix it. Help please!!! Thnx…

  17. shady336 says:

    I have Windows XP on my laptop and its been 2 days been trying to fix that bludy blue screen of death. :(

  18. kayla says:

    I have Windows vista and I’m trying to do system restore using f8.

    I’m fairly certain my computer has a virus and I’ve tried everything! My problem now is that when I select “repair your computer” after hitting f8, I get a blue screen and have to start over. At this point I want to restore to factory settings and erase everything… I have everything important on an external hard drive. Is there any other way to get past the blue screen?

  19. Anthony says:

    @yourstruli – If you get so many, seemingly random, blue screen errors, it generally has to do with the memeory (RAM) or the motherboard. You can try running a memory test with memtest86 (see instructions in earlier comments), or you can try switching the memory modules on the motherboard. Be careful with that though.

  20. yourstruli says:

    Hi Anthony,

    I performed a clean install of Windows XP SP3, but during the installation I received these stop errors:

    STOP: 0X000000D1 (0XF77A1E0E, 0X00000007, 0X00000001, 0XF72EAE0)

    nvatabus.sys address F72EAEAO, base F72E9000, 444d72c9

    STOP: 0X0000000A (0X0302806E, 0X00000007, 0X00000000, 0X806E78FE)

    STOP: 0X0000008E (0X80000004, 0X806E6526, 0XF78B2BE0, 0X00000000)

    Any suggestions on how to fix these?

    Thanks! I really appreciate all your help. =)

  21. Anthony says:

    @yourstruli – Microsoft has a knowledge base article about that stop error. Even from that it seems clear the error is rather serious. A disk problem might even cause it. See if you can run a “chkdsk /f” at the command prompt.

  22. yourstruli says:

    I can’t run “scf /scannow” on cmd.exe

    It said something like this:

    Windows File Protection could not initiate a scan..

    The specific error code is 0x000006ba [The RPC server is unavailable’]

    Also whenever I shut down my computer from safe mode (since this is the only way I can use my computer without all the BSODs) this message will appear:

    STOP: c000021a {Fatal System Error} The Windows Logon Process system process terminated unexpectedly with a status of 0xc00000000 (0x00000000 0x0000000)

    The system has been shut down.

    What do you best possible solution for all of this? Do you think that having a clean install of Windows could fix all of my blue screens? If you have other solutions in mind please let me know… Clean Installation is my VERY LAST option.

  23. Anthony says:

    @dallas – You should format the disk before you reinstall Windows. In the setup program you have to select where to install Windows. There you can also select to do a full format. If that does not fix it, you are better off with a new hard disk indeed.
    With the new disk, there is nothing to do to prevent this, other than be careful when handling the disk. Bouncing can cause damage of course.

    @terry houston – First try pressing F8 during the boot to see if the startup menu still comes up. If it does, you can try the “Last known good configuration” option or the “Safe Mode” option.
    If the startup menu does not come up, try inserting a Windows setup CD/DVD and see if it boots from that. If it does, you can try the Repair option in the setup menu.

    @ron c – If you have access to another system, you can download memtest86, create a bootable CD from it and then boot your problematic system with that to do a memory test. If not, you can try switching around the memory modules if there are multiple, but be very careful with that as static electricity can actually destroy them.

    @yourstruli – Try a system file scan and see if that corrects the errors. Type “sfc /scannow” at a command prompt (with admin level access).
    You might be asked for the original Windows files during that process.

  24. yourstruli says:

    Hi Anthony!

    My BSOD started about a month ago when I tried to install uxtheme patch. I tried to use system restore and registry cleaning but it didn’t work… I still get BSODs. They have different stop error codes.

    Here are some of them:

    ~ 0X0000007F (0X0000000D, 0X00000000, 0X00000000, 0X00000000)

    ~ 0X000000D1 (0X00000037, 0X00000007, 0X00000000, 0XBA6E5F13)

    Atapi.sys – BA6E5F13 base BA6E3000 date stamp 41107BTD

    What do you think is the reason and what can I do to fix this? I will try to list down some of the other stop codes if needed. I really need your help. Thanks!

  25. roby says:

    i have the blue creen with
    stop 0x……50

    but no mater what mode i try to start it in it will not start up, just back to the blue screen……
    any suggestions?

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