Copy of Windows not genuine, Build 7601

Greg,
It appears that a reply I sent to you is not posted. I was saying that my computer BSOD' twice -- first, on 7/4/15 while I was listening to music before transferring it to my tablet -- with external drive attached and just about 30 minutes ago when I turned it back on. After the first BSOD the computer ran a disk check and nothing was reported wrong but the check took at least 3 hours. I did not know whether to post the BSOD file here but since all of the history is detailed in this thread I will post the file here and await instruction on whether it should be posted in the BSOD section of this forum. Additionally, like I said I had sent a similar message earlier and was in the process of sending the BSOD file when my computer just locked up for at least 10 minutes. It would not open the task manager to end the task and esc had no affect -- I had received a message that token expired so refresh the screen. When I hit the refresh button it started to refresh and just froze. There would have been two messages but it appears that the first message was not transmitted for some apparent reason. You can tell by the timestamp on the BSOD file -- trust me it did not take me 37 minutes to attach file and type this message.

What were the results of the full Disk Check and the maker's HD Diagnostic long CD scan which I asked you to run 2 days ago?

Greg,
Details sent from different pc.

I have been trying to respond for 30 minutes -- had to switch to another computer because BSOD keeps happening.

In response to your questions, the disk check showed nothing and the maker's HD came back with passed -- it would not run on the system HD only the external drive that was the same drive I was using as mentioned in the previous post. I was typing a post when it crashed and I had run another BSOD file that I wanted to send because it crashed while running a full MSE scan that was nearly completed. After that BSOD of about an 45 minutes ago, it switched screens to a "disk read error, press ctl-alt-del" message with the below information:
Status: OXC00000e9
Info: An unexpected I/O error has occurred. Windows encountered a problem communicating with a device connected to your computer. This was most likely caused by unplugging a removable storage device, faulty hardware or CD-Rom drive that is failing.

The computer rebooted and went into startup repair, where it stated it was repairing disk errors. Again it restarted and I was in the process of sending you another BSOD file while typing a reply to your post when it crashed again.

I switched to safe mode started to proceed to the forum and it crashed again with a message "Instruction at oxfbd1584d referenced memory at 0X00000008 could not be read. Press OK to terminate.

It crashed again, I switched to safe mode and was typing a report to send when the internet window for the forum closed and said it could not be opened. I had to shut down the computer, then I was unable to log on as it said server unavailable. I shut it down and just turned it back on to send you the last BSOD file.

Run the diagnostics for the Win7 hard drive.

Are you safely removing the external before unplugging? Does the problem happened with the external plugged in?

Have you wiped and full reformatted the external?

The external drive has not been attached since it first crashed on yesterday -- I suspected the external but it is a new external drive that I have scanned repeatedly with no problems. From what I can tell the problem seems to be with the main drive -- the external is a Seagate expansion portable 2TB usb 3.0. I will run the windows 7 HD diagnostic. The previous was the Win HGST as my main drive is a Hitachi but the app says it will not run on the main drive.

To clarify you do not mean the WINDFT app, correct? Because that is what I ran on the Seagate.

Greg,
My hitachi drive is not listed it is the 5K750 specifically the HTS547575A9E384...it is not even in the technical library. I found a fitness test for the drive but it is for 32 bit systems. My gut tells me this drive is failing...

tzxlyd said:

Greg,
My hitachi drive is not listed it is the 5K750 specifically the HTS547575A9E384...it is not even in the technical library. I found a fitness test for the drive but it is for 32 bit systems. My gut tells me this drive is failing...

It's listed,

TS5K750_ds.pdf

http://www.hgst.com/tech/techlib.nsf/techdocs/DC52DB708920882B882577AE00721B0D/$file/TS5K750_ds.pdf

I don't see where it says 32bit only for that test,

http://www.hgst.com/hdd/support/down...er%20Guide.pdf

Derekimo,
I have the same pdf that describes the drive but when I download the WINDFT and run it my internal Hitachi drive does not appear so I went to google and searched for the drive fitness test for the 5K750 and found this link where I download the file and it is a 32 bit file -- I cannot find a 64 bit version of the file -- see link below.

Hard Drive Diagnostics Tools and Utilities (Storage) - TACKtech Corp.