STOP: c00009139 The procedure entry point RtlPublishwnfstatedata

[JL26]

I downloaded and installed a windows 7 update so I can fix the kernel32.dll error. It didn't work so I restarted my computer. To my surprise, the 'normal boot options' appeared right in front of my eyes. I tried all options and none seems to work. I tried advance boot options (F8) and disable the auto restart thing and then a BSOD occured saying "STOP: c00009139 The procedure entry point RtlPublishWnfstatedata could not be located in the dynamic link library ntdll.dll" . I searched for more solutions, such as the repair computer option in F8 (There was no repair computer option). Any help would be greatly appreciated.

Specs:
Custom-built, Windows 7 ultimate x64, AMD 6400, Radeon hd 3.70 ghz, 512gb hdd

 

[Snick]

Did you try F8 Last Known Good Configuration (Advanced)?

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[JL26]

Yes, no luck though. It just auto restarts

 

[Snick]

Do you have a Win7 DVD or ISO file?
You could boot to that and choose repair your computer, or use CMD commands.
I have a Win7x64 ISO if you need a copy.

 

[JL26]

May I have please? I don't know how to use it, but I assume I'll use another laptop, download that, and put the iso file in it (only file in it) and then plug onto one of my usb sockets during startup？

 

[Snick]

Yes, download to anther computer and burn it to a DVD or USB.

You can't copy and paste an iso and have it boot. You have to burn it to DVD or USB.
From my OneDrive Win7x64_ISO.zip

You have to take the ISO out of the zip/compressed folder. Usually double-click it and choose where to extract it to. Simple!

You use either of the two below programs to create bootable media

Imgburn to create bootable DVD
ImgBurn: Burn ISO Images to DVD - YouTube

Rufus to create bootable USB.
Rufus: Burn an ISO to USB Flash Drive - YouTube

Snick

 

[JL26]

Alright! I'll do just that once I get access to another laptop and if I get usb. One more question though, can that be done using macbook?

 

[JL26]

USB has been inputted and tried clicking repair your computer, and then afterwards my Operating System isn't listed. So I clicked load driver thungy on the bottom, but then I don't know what to choose. Any help would be appreciated