BSOD on windows startup


  1. nh2123
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    BSOD on windows startup


    My friend has a Toshiba notebook that is getting a BSOD when starting up (right as windows starts to load). It happens every time and always shuts the notebook off. I haven't been able to get Windows to load Successfully. The version of Windows is Media Center Edition 2005. I've attached a pic of the BSOD. If anyone can give me any info on the prob and or some troubleshooting advice I would appreciate it. Thanks.
    Last edited by nh2123; 11 Dec 2012 at 19:31.
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  3. bagavan
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    Follow this

    https://www.sevenforums.com/crashes-d...tructions.html
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  4. nh2123
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    bagavan said:
    Follow this

    https://www.sevenforums.com/crashes-d...tructions.html
    Windows won't load. This BSOD happens every time just after Windows starts to load.
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  6. bagavan
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    Try this

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  7. jcd1006
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    bagavan said:
    Try this

    Repair Install
    That requires booting into Windows, as the OP stated he can't get into Windows at all.
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  8. Arc
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    As the OP says ......
    nh2123 said:
    The version of Windows is Media Center Edition 2005.
    So it is version of windows XP, specially made for the Media Center PCs.
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  10. nh2123
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    I'm going to try to install Windows 7. Hopefully it installs and it was just a software issue.
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  11. nh2123
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    I guess this was some type of software issue as everything seems to be running well after formatting to Windows 7. Thanks for help.
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  12. Arc
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    Good news :)
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