BSOD on start up, Error 0x0000007B

Do:

chkdsk/f c:

any errors? if so do it again. No errors now?

So BIOS is in AHCI mode. Do you know if it always was?

Do this in recovery environment ->"command prompt" (whre you did diskpart and chkdsk as well)

Code:

reg  load    hklm\win7sys  C:\windows\system32\config\system
reg  query   hklm\win7sys\select  /v  default
reg  query   hklm\win7sys\controlset001\services\msahci  /v  start
reg  query   hklm\win7sys\controlset001\services\pciide  /v  start
reg  query   hklm\win7sys\controlset001\services\atapi   /v  start
reg  query   hklm\win7sys\controlset001\services\iastor  /v  start
reg  query   hklm\win7sys\controlset001\services\iastorv /v  start
reg  unload  hklm\win7sys

Is value of SELECT 1?
Which have start value 0?

Found it!! No need to do all the stuff I asked you to do !

Code:

 
c:
cd   \Windows\System32\Drivers 
dir avg*
dir/ah avg*
dir/as avg*

how many files startin with avg? If not too mmany.. post the names please

doiob said:

When i punch in "cd \Windows\System32\Drivers " it cant find the specified path

type first:

c:

c:
cd \
cd windows
cd system32
cd drivers

where it says "The system cannot find the path specified" ?

doiob said:

Just relised why this may not be working im runing this off the windows cd i will try this again through the built in recovery cmd

It does work!! As long as C is really your win7 volume