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Bootup error because of Motherboard?


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Saraph345

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Ive recently put together a new system. Im using a ABIT SG-80 board. Everything is connected properly, Ive double checked this (maybe triple checked). However when I boot it goes through its normal sequence to where it should be loading up the windows login. Instead I get a blue screen of death which in gyst tells me theres a problem with my harddrive. This harddrive works on other computers in my house however.

The stop error i end up getting is:
Stop 0x0000007B

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Hi and welcome to Geeks to Go. Your stop error is listed at http://www.geekstogo...des-t43519.html
Take a look and see if this helps.
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Thanks for the help.

Ive tried the resolutions in the topic you linked to me to no avail. Would this mean that this motherboard is having a hardware malfunction and i would have to return it?

Thank you for your help so far.
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Did you perform a fresh installation of windows on that drive in that system or was windows pre-installed on the drive under another computer & you then transferred the drive into the new system?
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It was not a fresh install.

Id also like to comment that i attempted to boot from floppy but i received another error.

\biosinfo.inf could not be loaded. The error code is 4096

Edited by Saraph345, 08 June 2006 - 09:27 PM.

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Sorry for double posting but thanks that was the issue.

Someone had told me that you could swap XP drives in and out but that definetly wasnt the case!
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Unfortunately transfering a drive into another system & expecting Windows to cope with updating every single driver required by the new hardware, rarely ever works smoothly. Even when it does appear to work, it can often result in a buggy install. In the long run, it's safer & often quicker just to wipe the drive & start again.
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