Error installing Vista

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Hi,
some advice please, got the following error message on a blue screen, whilst
rebooting Vista, and cannot access the OS.
***STOP: 0x0000005c (0x000001B,0x00000003,0x00000000,0x00000000), any ideas
how to fix it please, your advice and help is appreciated
Regards
Bob
 
Try removing all USB devices. If you have a USB keyboard and your PC still
supports PS/2 keyboards then also remove the USB keyboard and use a PS2 then
try re-installing once all USB devices have been removed.

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Hi John,
have unplugged all USB devices and plugged in PS/2 keyboard and mouse, but
still cannot get past the blue screen and the error message ***STOP:
0x0000005c (0x000001B,0x00000003,0x00000000,0x00000000), which comes after
the Post, then checks the CD drives and goes straight into the blues screen
and error.

Using a Rack and tray I can still, after putting the Winxp drive in, boot ok
to WinXp, and have put the Vista drive into a caddy, so I can access the
drive and contents, but just won't boot up to Vista when only the Vista Hdd
with the OS on it

Would it help if I formatted the drive and reinstalled Vista again
Thanks for you help
Regards
Bob
 
John,
one thing I forgot to tell you is that after I installed Vista, it was
running great, I updated my bios, come to think of it, it was after I shut
down, then booted up next day I had the problem, The bios updated ok. Only
I did not save the old bios. This means that if the bios it the problem,
some how do I need to get an older bios and flash itARegards
B ob
 
Glad you finally sorted the problem. I have to admit, as the problem
occurred after the BIOS update I was beginning to think that the BIOS update
was the cause of the fault.

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Associate Expert
Windows - Shell/User

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Hi Guys,
thanks for the help, I got a further message NTLDR missing, so I download
NTLDR to a floppy and used that to boot Vista up
Regards
Bob
 
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