BSOD before Log in Screen

[PenguinForce]

Hi all,

So today I turn on my computer and as soon as the windows symbol loaded it will go into blue screen. I've included a picture of the BSOD below:

I tried booting up safe mode and did not work the blue screen just pops up again when it tries to go into log in screen. I tried Startup Repair and that didn't work. I tried using System Restore prompt option from Startup Repair and that didn't work. Whenever Window tries to go to the log in screen it just crash to BSOD.

My Specs:

i5-3570K
EVGA GTX 570
Kingston Hyper X 8GB(2x4)
WD Cavier Black 500GB

I also took out the CMOS battery and unplugged everything. When my computer booted again I selected "Optimized Default then reboot" option. Still it did not work the blue screen appears just before the log in screen.

Can someone please help me?

 

[Arc]

Post it following the Blue Screen of Death (BSOD) Posting Instructions.

Dont start a new thread, attach the data in your next post.
What is your storage device, and how many devices are there? Is the main disc (containing C drive) a HDD or a SSD?

Edit: WD Cavier Black 500GB

WD does not have a bootable disc check utility. Use Seatools for Dos to test the HDD.

You need to do it, because stop 0xF4's are mostly storage related issue.

 

[PenguinForce]

Post it following the Blue Screen of Death (BSOD) Posting Instructions.

Dont start a new thread, attach the data in your next post.
What is your storage device, and how many devices are there? Is the main disc (containing C drive) a HDD or a SSD?

Edit: WD Cavier Black 500GB

WD does not have a bootable disc check utility. Use Seatools for Dos to test the HDD.

You need to do it, because stop 0xF4's are mostly storage related issue.

Thanks for the advice But I just found out my disc drive on my laptop is broken when I tried to burn the ISO file onto a CD :banghead:

 

[Arc]

Try the USB alternative?

 

[PenguinForce]

Try the USB alternative?

Just did it. I failed the short test and doing the long test now. So far 43 errors and the progress is at 2%.

 

[Arc]

Try the USB alternative?

Just did it. I failed the short test and doing the long test now. So far 43 errors and the progress is at 2%.

As it is a WD disc, Seatools for DOS will not be able to attempt a fix to those errors.

What you can do now is an attempt to recover/salvage some data out of the disc. Can you follow it?
http://www.sevenforums.com/tutorials/93347-copy-paste-windows-recovery-console.html

If you can, back the data up, externally.

Then change the HDD.

 

[PenguinForce]

As it is a WD disc, Seatools for DOS will not be able to attempt a fix to those errors.

What you can do now is an attempt to recover/salvage some data out of the disc. Can you follow it?
http://www.sevenforums.com/tutorials/93347-copy-paste-windows-recovery-console.html

If you can, back the data up, externally.

Then change the HDD.

Thank for the advice I will try to follow those instructions. Are there no way to use the hard drive again?

 

[Arc]

Are there no way to use the hard drive again?

Apparently there is no way, though it is always hard to say the final word about hardware in a remote assistance.

A stop 0xF4 is HDD related. Your computer fails to boot with the HDD connected, and test detects a lot of errors.

So, it can be said that the HDD is corrupt.

A full format may work on it, but cannot be said with certainty.