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The first two commands give me the same error which doesn't show up in google exactly the same:
bfsvc could not open the bcd template store status = [c000000f ]
The third command says I cannot update the boot code of partition D because it cannot be locked. Access is denied.
There was a drive lock enabled feature enabled. It is HP 625 and it said that it needs password after each restart yet it wasn't asking for one so I didn't expect such an issue.
BTW I don't have the "boot" folder in my system drive D:\ which I think is important to boot Windows normally!
BTW the BSOD could be happening because of my msahci.sys driver not being suitable for the system but I've taken it straight from the reserve drivers folder. But even then this driver isn't required for booting from Safe Mode which doesn't work (it restarts automatically).
G:\boot\bootsect /nt60 D:
g is my dvd drive (Windows 7 install cd)
d is my hdd windows partition
this command says it is all successfully completed.
But if I type it like this
G:\boot\bootsect /nt60 all
it gives the access is denied error on D: drive only. All other seem to be okay.
The hdd has 4 total partitions.
G:\boot\bootsect /nt60 all /force
This fixed the last access is denied error :).
I used detail disk
and it shows boot disk: no
4 volumes which doesn't have anything on Info. The system(active/boot partition is for some reason NTFS and D drive doesn't have a label).
The 100 mb partition is as follows:
Partition 0 Type : 07 Hidden: No Active: Yes
From this article How can I check that I am using MSAHCI? - The Corsair Support Forums
it seems msahci is a driver for SSD and I think it loads even in safe mode. Safe mode does give bsod but it restarts immediately. Maybe I should try repairs with ahci disabled from bios. I tried 2 different installation medias. The screen where I select which operation system to repair doesn't show is the OS version 32 or 64 bits which is a problem because I am also not sure since I cannot enter it . Yet the disk I use has both versions I am 100% sure because I used it a lot.
I've removed the drive from the notebook and put it right in my PC Win 7 Ultimate x64 and it still gave me the very same error with the big sfc command:
"G:\>sfc /scannow
Beginning system scan. This process will take
Another servicing or repair operation is curre
Wait for this to finish and run sfc again."
OR
"G:\Windows\System32>sfc /scannow /offbootdir=F:\ /offwindir=G:\Windows
Beginning system scan. This process will take some time.
Windows Resource Protection could not perform the requested operation."
This time f is boot drive and g is windows drive.
Now chkdsk won't run on the windows drive:
An unspecified error occurred (766f6c756d652e63 3f1).
This must be a TOP 10 of the ridiculous amount of weird problems happening in a row for a single operating system in the world! Chkdsk runs fine with the DVD. But what if it really doesn't check D: drive although I am in it and rather checks X: drive for some stupid reason. Although it is checking the drive very slowly which is appropriate.
I've scanned with NOD32 latest version the whole disk and the boot disk because NOD32 is very good at detecting and removing MBR viruses but it didn't found anything serious. Now we need to concentrate on what could cause BSOD 0x0000007B and is not chkdsk and bad sectors related.
How can I make the OS to make memory dump files? There is no minidump folder in Windows\ now.
I've replaced msahci.sys with the same file but from my PC (which is 64 bits )and now it doesn't give BSOD but it is back to "Loading setup files" or something (automatic system recovery) which returns me again to the same screen to choose repair or start windows normally.
I am back to the BSOD with restoring the original msahci.sys from the driverepository (reserved backup folder for drivers) so I think I just need the correct msahci.sys driver.
The russians have typed a lot about this exact BSOD 0x0000007B (0х80D86B58, 0xc0000034, 0x00000000, 0x000000000) and it seems that the ahci driver msahci.sys (or some other driver) could be DISABLED for some stupid reason from the registry in the OS.
BSOD 0x0000007B
Check the big comment of mAlexey1978
A new error finally.
intelide.sys 0xc000000f missing or corrupt.
It gave me random drivers missing so I replaced them all from the DVD X:\Windows\System32\Drivers folder and again I've got the BSOD just like not having ahci drivers for the disk. Maybe I should download them straight from HP then.
Just to recap I couldn't start sfc on the system drive even once!!! It checks X: drive just not saying it...
Although all the partitions are visible in order to make a new installation I need the ahci drivers which is very rare occurance. I've placed the ahci driver inside my USB thumb drive and it still says that there are no new devices detected (what it needs to detect if I see all the drives I dunno).
With disabled AHCI it still wants some driver!!! In the very same menu as soon as I put an installation dvd media it started okay (without restarting) without using the USB drive. Just installing from the dvd and didn't wanting an ahci driver. Maybe it is a rare drive letter issue and I say rare because I've installed it a dozens of times with the same usb pen drive.
Last edited by RhapsodyOfFire; 15 Sep 2013 at 00:52.