BSOD upgrading from 7000 x86 to 7048 x86.


  1. Posts : 3
    Seven
       #1

    BSOD upgrading from 7000 x86 to 7048 x86.


    I started the upgrade and left the computer installing...

    When I came back I saw a BSOD (0x0000007b (0x80786b68), 0xC0000034, 0x00000000, 0x00000000).

    I restarted and saw 2 options (Windows SETUP and Windows 7).
    Computer gone to Windows Setup again and showed BSOD again. So I restarted and got Windows 7 7000 again... (no changes made). I received a message saying that the upgrade couldn't be made and my original version was restored or something else...

    I have no idea about the reason of the BSOD. Never had problems with 7000.
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  2. Posts : 995
    XP/win7 x86 build 7127
       #2

    always do a fresh... even if the "upgrade" option IS available..... doesnt take THAT long to install from fresh, and you wont run into the problems such as a bsod. Not to say that ppl dont do it, and it "works" ... from time to time.... just as a rule, always do a fresh.... eliminates ALOT of possible issues.... not too mention... this IS a beta.... upgrading to a beta, from a beta... is nonsense IMO
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  3. Posts : 3
    Seven
    Thread Starter
       #3

    Well... I expected that if I installed 7000 without problems I could install 7048 too.
    If it's a hardware problema (and I don't believe that some installed software is doing it) probably a fresh version won't solve the problem and I'll get the same error.

    :|

    I don't like/want to install all Program Files again... :|

    I'll keep 7000 for a while.
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  4. Posts : 3
    Seven
    Thread Starter
       #4

    Only to register and end the topic, my problem was a Rollback RX conflict. After uninstall the software I installed Windows 7 and it's running ok.
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