Blue Screen

zungul · 03 Nov 2015

Hi,

I'm getting Blue Screen and I'm not able to get to the Windows even in Save Mode.
My message is:

stop: 0x0000007b(0xFFFFF880009A9928,0XFFFFFFFFC0000034,0X0000000000000000,0X0000000000000000)

I made memory test, check disks and everything pass tests and looks like is ok, but still the same problem.
Is there any chance to fix it?
I hade my old HD from the same computer with old clone of my Windows. Is there any chance to copy some files from there and put to my crash one.
P.S.
I didn't do any changes in my computer (install new hardware).
I try to come back to previous Windows doing restore from Symantec System Recovery Image and I've got this message:

Error EBAB0013: A test that safeguards the integrity of the program failed unexpectedly,

After this I started to have this problem.

D3LL · 03 Nov 2015

Zungul,

Upon researching your error it seems it could be a Boot Sector Virus....

Can I ask that you try the following below and post back your results....

Remove the HDDs those do not contain the winnows installation you are trying to repair, and then try Troubleshooting Windows 7 Failure to Start for one more time. For multiple discs present with multiple active partitions, sometimes startup repair fail.

And this time try another bootable scanner other than MSE.

The two HDDs are there, both are windows installed, can you access the other installation properly?

zungul · 03 Nov 2015

I tried already this. Nothing changed.

zungul · 04 Nov 2015

The "Last Known Good Configuration" nothing Changed - still BSOD
The Memtest86+ to Test RAM - Passed 6x
The HD Diagnostic - Passed
The full Disk Check (chkdsk /f) - I didn't see that it fix anything but after restart I get stuck in the Verifying DMI Pool Message.

What I'm supposed to do to pass farther?

zungul · 13 Nov 2015

I did everything and nothing help.

When I did - sfc /scannow /offbootdir=c:\ /offwindir=c:\windows I've got a message:

Windows Resources Protection found corrupt files but was unable to fix some of them

C:\Windows Logs\CBS\Cbs.log

What Can I do now to fix it?
PLEASE, Someone help me !!!!!

**axe0** · 13 Nov 2015

Please boot into your BIOS and run the Diagnostics tests in the boot options.
Prefered as extensive as possible.

zungul · 13 Nov 2015

I made memory tests with The Memtest86+
antivirus with Kaspersky recovery Disk
The HD Diagnostic - Passed Seagate diagnostic CD
Tens of the times - Startup Repair, chkdsk /f, sfc scannow with System Recovery Disk

Do I supposed to do something else?
This is my partitions:

**axe0** · 14 Nov 2015

Boot options > diagnostics test, isn't that available?

zungul · 14 Nov 2015

What yo mean by Boot options > diagnostics test?
Is this a Startup Repair or something else?
I know that my questions are very funny for you but I'm not professional and i preferred to ask than to make something wrong.

**axe0** · 14 Nov 2015

Before Windows loads there are 2 keys you can press.
1 is for the BIOS setup
1 is for the boot options
Press the key that gives you the boot options, in the boot options list check for an option called Diagnostics tests or something in that way. Choose that option and let the tests run, let the tests run as extensible as possible.