[missjm]

Hi.

 

I am trying to boot my HDD to a new tower, as the old one is for disposal [I have all the drivers ready.]

 

It went to the POST ok.

Then it showed the windows splash screen for few seconds, then went to BSD.

 

I tried to reboot in safemode.

It stopped while loading: aswRvrt.sys

 

I reboot it disabling the automatic reboot.

Here is the STOP error code:

 

0x 0000 007B 

(0x 8078 6a58 

0x c000 0034

0x 0000 0000

0x 0000 0000)

 

I googled what could have caused this, and it is obviously the hardware changes. But I could not think of how to install the drivers without booting the HDD. And I could not boot the HDD because of incorrect drivers.

 

I googled how to install the driver, but it seems impossible as slave.

 

I also run a checkdisk [as a slave], then reboot. No change. So as windows repair to no avail.

 

I can access the drive just fine as a slave, but I need to run it as master. Please help. Thank you in advance

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Hi do you have multiple hard drives on the system ? If so could you disconnect all bar the main drive and then try to boot

Also do you have a windows CD, if not what flavour of windows do you have and is it 32 or 64 bit

[Essexboy]

Hi do you have multiple hard drives on the system ? If so could you disconnect all bar the main drive and then try to boot

Also do you have a windows CD, if not what flavour of windows do you have and is it 32 or 64 bit

[missjm]

Thanks for your immediate response Essex

 

When I am troubleshooting the HDD that won't boot, the other HDD isn't connected [as to isolate the case].

Though while researching how to overcome this challenge, the other HDD is connected.

 

The OS of the HDD that won't boot is Win 7, 32b. Same with the other HDD.

[Essexboy]

Do you have the CD for windows ? If not I will PM the link for a recovery console download

Download the following three programmes to your desktop :


1. Rufus

For 32bit systems
2. Windows 7 RC
3. Farbar Recovery Scan Tool


Insert the USB stick Then run Rufus

Select the ISO file on the desktop via the ISO icon.

Press Start Burn

Then copy FRST to the same USB





Insert the USB into the sick computer and start the computer. First ensuring that the system is set to boot from USB
Note: If you are not sure how to do that follow the instructions Here


When you reboot you will see this although yours will say windows 7.
Click repair my computer


Select your operating system


Select Command prompt


At the command prompt type the following :

notepad and press Enter.
The notepad opens. Under File menu select Open.
Select "Computer" and find your flash drive letter and close the notepad.
In the command window type e:\frst.exe and press Enter
Note: Replace letter e with the drive letter of your flash drive.
The tool will start to run.
When the tool opens click Yes to disclaimer.

Press Scan button.
It will make a log (FRST.txt) on the flash drive. Please copy and paste it to your reply.

[missjm]

Thanks Essex  

 

I will try this. And yes, I have CD for Windows. 

Be back after I got that FRST report.

 

*Have to produce a clean [usable] FD first xD

[Essexboy]

Could you confirm that your BIOS is set to SATA rather than IDE

[missjm]

I did what you instructed, and here's the FRST report.

 

About the BIOS, yes, it is set to SATA [ahci].

Attached Files

•  FRST.txt   13.61KB   527 downloads

[Essexboy]

What I will try initially is reset the registry to the last backup, if that fails I will then disable the Avast low level drivers and see how that goes
 
 
 
Download the attached Fixlist.txt to the same location as FRST

Run FRST and press Fix
On completion a log will be generated please post that

[missjm]

I loaded the fixlist. Then I tried to boot the sick HDD. No go. It is showing the same error message.

Here is the fixlog report.

Attached Files

•  Fixlog.txt   991bytes   455 downloads

[Essexboy]

OK lets now remove Avast low level drivers. Is there much difference in the hardware between the old and new system ?

Download the attached Fixlist.txt to the same location as FRST

Run FRST and press Fix
On completion a log will be generated please post that

[missjm]

I am not exactly sure about the hardware specs. Though I used to do this often [switching towers with the same HDD] successfully.

I am not sure about the previous cpu, but this one 64bit compatible.

 

Will proceed to the next fix and will report the results.

[Essexboy]

It is just that I was thinking about the chipset on the different MB. However, I am no expert in this area

[missjm]

I do not know if this is supposed to happen, but the reports nothing.

I tried it twice with the thought that I did it wrong the first time, though the results are the same.

 

Then afterwards, I tried booting the HDD, no change still.

Attached Files

•  Fixlog.txt   25bytes   437 downloads

[Essexboy]

Could you run a fresh FRST scan please

[missjm]

Okay. Will do. Thanks Essex for standing by the progress