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what causes stop code 0X0000000007B

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depends on when you get the code? what os u running aswell 2000, xp or vista?

 


Message edited by tactics on 09-21-2009 at 01:48:44 AM
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http://www.vistax64.com/drivers/21 [...] drive.html

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just googled your stop code, it seems that it is a code for inaccessible boot device:

http://www.experts-exchange.com/OS [...] 30366.html

you more than likely need the drivers so windows can recognize the hdd's by way of the sata connections. my guess.

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MRFS

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Re: "inaccessible boot device"

 

Another thing to check is the default interface speed
for your main SATA ports: you may need to add a jumper
to each SATA HDD if their defaults conflict with the
chipset's defaults.

 

If you are not using any SATA ports, you can
completely disable them in your BIOS, as
one diagnostic experiment.

 

BEST WAY, if you're not sure, is to force your SATA HDDs
to default to 150MB/second, because the newer
chipsets can detect that speed automatically,
whereas the older chipsets do not support 300MB/second.

 

Also, double-check your BIOS settings at "IDE Configuration",
because that setting may be wrong for what you are
trying to do now.

 

A BIOS setting of "Standard IDE" may only work at 150MB/second.
A setting of either "AHCI" or "RAID" may be required to support
300MB/second SATA ports.

 


MRFS


Message edited by MRFS on 09-21-2009 at 02:28:02 AM
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