BSOD stop error 0x0000007E

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Windows XP: Dell 4700
BSOD appears with msg like 0x0000007E (0xC0000005, 0x00000000, 0xBA51F7C8,
0xBA51F4C4) Beginning dump of phyiscal memory. Physical Memory dump
completed. Contact your system administrator or tech support group.
Now I restarted the computer with Last Good Configuration. It only lasts a
moment until it retarts by itself immediately. I will say after starting
Windows Logo then log in my computer name then shows the screen with icons
appearing on. The taskbar shows a few programs icons appearing on. It blinks
and starts over again from beginning with Windows Logo.
I tried to use safe mode to trouble shoot. I find nothing wrong with this
computer. I can run it forever and do some regedit or whatever I want to. I
already updated video driver because I thought it was so common for video
adapter to cause BSOD after updated or changed something different driver. I
guess wrong. I decided to go to BIOS/Configuration setup to make some
changes. Nothing improved. So I loaded the default settings for
BIOS/Configuration. Nothing changes.
HELP me out!
Thanks!
 
Eldon said:
Windows XP: Dell 4700
BSOD appears with msg like 0x0000007E (0xC0000005, 0x00000000, 0xBA51F7C8,
0xBA51F4C4) Beginning dump of phyiscal memory. Physical Memory dump
completed. Contact your system administrator or tech support group.
Now I restarted the computer with Last Good Configuration. It only lasts a
moment until it retarts by itself immediately. I will say after starting
Windows Logo then log in my computer name then shows the screen with icons
appearing on. The taskbar shows a few programs icons appearing on. It blinks
and starts over again from beginning with Windows Logo.
I tried to use safe mode to trouble shoot. I find nothing wrong with this
computer. I can run it forever and do some regedit or whatever I want to. I
already updated video driver because I thought it was so common for video
adapter to cause BSOD after updated or changed something different driver. I
guess wrong. I decided to go to BIOS/Configuration setup to make some
changes. Nothing improved. So I loaded the default settings for
BIOS/Configuration. Nothing changes.
HELP me out!
Thanks!
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This is about the third post I've seen with this error and Dell machines
have been involved in every one. Please contact Dell tech support.


Malke
 
I found other thread which is helpful input from Ron Martell in same issue in
older discussion forum under topic "BSOD 0x0000007E STOP Error" dated
2/15/2007.
Thanks anyway
 
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