BSOD and no hard disk detection


  1. Muneeb3727
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    BSOD and no hard disk detection


    Hello guys!
    This is my first post here. Please guide me if I violate any rules.
    I have hp dv6-3140SE with Windows 7 home 64bit pre installed. After a month of use, BSOD came and I couldn't start my windows in normal mode so I formatted and reinstalled windows using HP recovery manager.
    My laptop got back to normal but after a month or so BSOD attacked again and I repeated the same procedure. But, this time I partitioned my C drive so that the data stored on D drive would be safe.
    This time BSOD came, and when I started HP recovery manager, all the options are disabled except Command prompt. And even in command prompt only I can see X drive which have windows, users and two other folders. I can't access either C or D drive so it does make me wonder if it is hard disk problem .
    I didnt have recovery disk so I downloaded a recovery disc but unfortunately even recovery disc can't find any operating system.
    Really need help from you guys, otherwise have to send it to HP and they are going to take atleast a month because I have international warranty.
    Thank you in advance
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  3. Muneeb3727
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    And I can't access windows in safe mode either. Since BSOD has ruined my operating system so no chance of getting into windows using safe mode. Anyone think that it might be a faulty hard disk problem? since my pc can't diagnose my hard disk. Also, I can't even see the BSOD message because it comes for just a micro second.
    Please help, am really nervous at the moment
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  4. Muneeb3727
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    I just ran memory test and hard disk test in the bios setup utility and surprisingly it passed.
    I tried to install windows XP minutes ago but it is also giving me blue screen of death error: 0x0000007B (0xF78D2524, 0xC0000034, 0x00000000, 0X00000000)
    I hope someone is going to reply me soon. I have googled alot but didn't find any solution. Come on guys, you people are experts, help me
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