Stop:0X0000007E

Anyone else getting the same error? I can boot only into
safe mode and use system restore to get back to a working
condition under SP1 but that's it.
Athlon64 FX-51
Asus SK8V
GeForce 5900XT
2 Gig RAM

I'm getting a similar error on a Mesh Athlon 3800+ using Asus A8V Deluxe and
GEForce 6800

There's a discussion going on at this URL,
http://www.cybertechhelp.com/forums/...ad.php?t=47330



"BP" wrote:

> Anyone else getting the same error? I can boot only into
> safe mode and use system restore to get back to a working
> condition under SP1 but that's it.
> Athlon64 FX-51
> Asus SK8V
> GeForce 5900XT
> 2 Gig RAM
>
>

Audigy card I will need to check on but I think it is a
Audigy 2 ZS Platinum (With connection panel installed in
drive bay)

Most people seem to be on a ASUS K8V series Motherboard
which contains the Fasttrak controller. I think you will
find the relevant drivers on the ASUS website.



>-----Original Message-----
>its interesting that we've both got a Fasttrak 378
Controller I wonder if
>thats the problem, I couldnt find any updated drivers for
it on the Promise
>website, so havent been able to eliminate it
>
>Is your Audigy a 2 ZS?
>
>and was your PC built by Mesh, it seems that several
other Mesh owners have
>been having the same problem.
>
>
>
>
>"puffin2000" wrote:
>
>> I think that I have the same problem as yourselves with
a very similar machine;
>>
>> The system I have is as follows
>> - AMD Athlon 3400+
>> - ASUS K8V SE Deluxe Motherboard
>> - SATA Raid drives (500Gb) on WinXP Promise FastTrak
378 (tm) Controller
>> - IDE Drive 160Gb
>> - ATI All In Wonder 9800 Graphics Card
>> - Adaptec SCSI Card AIC 7850
>> - Soundblaster Audigy
>>
>>
>> SOFTWARE
>> -
>>
>>
>> The above system has been working well with Windows XP
SP 1 with all
>> critical updates applied. After installing SP2 I
receive the following BSOD
>> error STOP 0x0000007E
(0xC0000005,0xF7720750,0xF7902F430,0xF792F12C) . This
>> error occurs after the "Black" windows splash screen
whilst the Blue progress
>> bar is active.
>>
>> FURTHER DETAILS
>>
>>
>> I have tried the following returning to a stard build
(using Norton Ghost)
>> between attempts;
>>
>> 1) I originally downloaded the Network version of SP2
â?" I then tried
>> applying the update using Automatic Update. This failed
with the same error.
>> 2) Boot into Safe mode works
>> 3) Disabling all options in the Startup list using
msconfig still did not
>> allow a boot up.
>> 4) Disabling services that were not started up in Safe
mode and then trying
>> a Normal boot did not work. I do not understand what
else Safe mode is not
>> starting up but if I did I'm sure it would give me a
clue.
>> 5) Updated drivers for Graphic Card, Motherboard,
Soundblaster and SATA
>> drives. This did not make a difference and I did not
see any comments
>> regarding resolving SP2 issues.
>> 6) Tried doing a startup with logging â?" The error
seems to occur before the
>> logging starts so this hasn't yet helped to pinpoint
the problem.
>> 7) Tried installing onto IDE drive as the Active
primary partition on the
>> first drive â?" This gave the same result.
>> 8) Tried removing SP2 from Safe Mode â?" PC would then
work again as normal
>> but obviously I cannot then benefit from the security
updates.
>> 9) Tried updating SP2 both with and without Norton
Internet Security
>> Professional installed.
>> 10) The error message does not list a particular driver
in association with
>> the STOP message on the BSOD
>> 11) Disabled various devices within Device manager
(Sound card, Game Port
>> etc) without any success although I may have missed the
important one.
>> 12) Tried turning off DEP Protection
using /NoExecute=AlwaysOff as opposed
>> to /NoExecute=OptIn
>>
http://www.microsoft.com/technet/pro...winxppro/maint
ain/sp2mempr.mspx)
>> 13) As a test I reinstalled XP from Installation CD and
then applied SP2
>> using the IDE drive. This appeared to work OK although
the system has no
>> third party drivers installed so several pieces of
hardware do not work.
>> There would be a lot of configuration work for me still
to do if I stick with
>> this build.
>> 14) Searched the following;
>>
>> 0x0000007E, 0xC0000005, 0xFC5CCAF3, 0xFC90F8C0,
0xFC90F5C0 Error Message at
>> Startup {KB 321637} Win XP
>> - Followed this with a disable rather than an uninstall
â?" Will try uninstall
>> next
>>
>>
>> 0x0000007e Error When Registering OLEMSG32.DLL or
CDO.DLL Files {KB 238265}
>> Win NT, Win 2000
>> - Does not match the symptoms
>>
>> 0x7E Error Occurs in Kbdclass.sys When You Try to Shut
Down Win XP {KB
>> 313050} Win XP Professional
>> - Does not match the symptoms
>>
>> â?oSTOP 0x0000007Eâ?� Error Message After You Upgrade
to Windows XP {KB 330182}
>> Win XP
>> - There is loads of hard disk place.
>> - I have not been brave enough to update the
motherboard BIOS yet but have
>> not seen any comments about SP2 issues on the ASUS web
site just a reference
>> to Supporting more processors.
>> - I have tried disabling devices but I haven't hit the
right one yet (If
>> there is right one?)
>>
>>
>>
>> "Chris C" wrote:
>>
>> > I'm getting a similar error on a Mesh Athlon 3800+
using Asus A8V Deluxe and
>> > GEForce 6800
>> >
>> > There's a discussion going on at this URL,
>> > http://www.cybertechhelp.com/forums/showthread.php?
t=47330
>> >
>> >
>> >
>> > "BP" wrote:
>> >
>> > > Anyone else getting the same error? I can boot only
into
>> > > safe mode and use system restore to get back to a
working
>> > > condition under SP1 but that's it.
>> > > Athlon64 FX-51
>> > > Asus SK8V
>> > > GeForce 5900XT
>> > > 2 Gig RAM
>> > >
>> > >
>.
>

"puffin2000" <> wrote in message
newsE036EF4-4C15-4F16-BEAE-
....
> After installing SP2 I receive the following BSOD
> error STOP 0x0000007E (0xC0000005,0xF7720750,0xF7902F430,0xF792F12C) .
> This error occurs after the "Black" windows splash screen whilst the Blue progress
> bar is active.
>
> FURTHER DETAILS
....
> 10) The error message does not list a particular driver in association with
> the STOP message on the BSOD
....

Is there any additional detail under the crash parameters?
(Often there is a big clue there.)


> - I have tried disabling devices but I haven't hit the right one yet (If
> there is right one?)

Have you looked in the Event Viewer for a possible crash record?

Something which often helps identify the crashing module
is to guess that those big values are pointers within the crashing module.
To help find out where they might be in relation to a module start
you can use the pstat -s command (or if you also have a dump
you could use the dumpchk command to generate a similar list
of modules and addresses.)

<
http://msdn.microsoft.com/library/de...dc4826.xml.asp >

courtesy

< http://aumha.org/win5/kbestop.php >

(Google web search for:
"stop code" 0x0000007E OR 00000007E OR 0x7E driver
)

BTW this is slightly off topic for this newsgroup. You may find better
help continuing the diagnosis in a newsgroup which specializes in your OS.


Good luck

Robert Aldwinckle
---

RObert,

Thanks for your useful help.

-


>-----Original Message-----
>"puffin2000" <> wrote
in message
>newsE036EF4-4C15-4F16-BEAE-
>....
>> After installing SP2 I receive the following BSOD
>> error STOP 0x0000007E
(0xC0000005,0xF7720750,0xF7902F430,0xF792F12C) .
>> This error occurs after the "Black" windows splash
screen whilst the Blue progress
>> bar is active.
>>
>> FURTHER DETAILS
>....
>> 10) The error message does not list a particular driver
in association with
>> the STOP message on the BSOD
>....
>
>Is there any additional detail under the crash parameters?
>(Often there is a big clue there.)
>
>
>> - I have tried disabling devices but I haven't hit the
right one yet (If
>> there is right one?)
>
>Have you looked in the Event Viewer for a possible
crash record?
>
>Something which often helps identify the crashing module
>is to guess that those big values are pointers within the
crashing module.
>To help find out where they might be in relation to a
module start
>you can use the pstat -s command (or if you also have
a dump
>you could use the dumpchk command to generate a similar
list
>of modules and addresses.)
>
><
>http://msdn.microsoft.com/library/default.asp?
url=/library/en-us/ddtools/hh/ddtools/BCCodes_8fb48fba-
a442-421d-87fc-9185bedc4826.xml.asp >
>
>courtesy
>
>< http://aumha.org/win5/kbestop.php >
>
>(Google web search for:
> "stop code" 0x0000007E OR 00000007E OR 0x7E driver
>)
>
>BTW this is slightly off topic for this newsgroup. You
may find better
>help continuing the diagnosis in a newsgroup which
specializes in your OS.
>
>
>Good luck
>
>Robert Aldwinckle
>---
>
>
>.
>

RObert,

Thanks for your useful help.

-


>-----Original Message-----
>"puffin2000" <> wrote
in message
>newsE036EF4-4C15-4F16-BEAE-
>....
>> After installing SP2 I receive the following BSOD
>> error STOP 0x0000007E
(0xC0000005,0xF7720750,0xF7902F430,0xF792F12C) .
>> This error occurs after the "Black" windows splash
screen whilst the Blue progress
>> bar is active.
>>
>> FURTHER DETAILS
>....
>> 10) The error message does not list a particular driver
in association with
>> the STOP message on the BSOD
>....
>
>Is there any additional detail under the crash parameters?
>(Often there is a big clue there.)
>
>
>> - I have tried disabling devices but I haven't hit the
right one yet (If
>> there is right one?)
>
>Have you looked in the Event Viewer for a possible
crash record?
>
>Something which often helps identify the crashing module
>is to guess that those big values are pointers within the
crashing module.
>To help find out where they might be in relation to a
module start
>you can use the pstat -s command (or if you also have
a dump
>you could use the dumpchk command to generate a similar
list
>of modules and addresses.)
>
><
>http://msdn.microsoft.com/library/default.asp?
url=/library/en-us/ddtools/hh/ddtools/BCCodes_8fb48fba-
a442-421d-87fc-9185bedc4826.xml.asp >
>
>courtesy
>
>< http://aumha.org/win5/kbestop.php >
>
>(Google web search for:
> "stop code" 0x0000007E OR 00000007E OR 0x7E driver
>)
>
>BTW this is slightly off topic for this newsgroup. You
may find better
>help continuing the diagnosis in a newsgroup which
specializes in your OS.
>
>
>Good luck
>
>Robert Aldwinckle
>---
>
>
>.
>

RObert,

Thanks for your useful help.

-


>-----Original Message-----
>"puffin2000" <> wrote
in message
>newsE036EF4-4C15-4F16-BEAE-
>....
>> After installing SP2 I receive the following BSOD
>> error STOP 0x0000007E
(0xC0000005,0xF7720750,0xF7902F430,0xF792F12C) .
>> This error occurs after the "Black" windows splash
screen whilst the Blue progress
>> bar is active.
>>
>> FURTHER DETAILS
>....
>> 10) The error message does not list a particular driver
in association with
>> the STOP message on the BSOD
>....
>
>Is there any additional detail under the crash parameters?
>(Often there is a big clue there.)
>
>
>> - I have tried disabling devices but I haven't hit the
right one yet (If
>> there is right one?)
>
>Have you looked in the Event Viewer for a possible
crash record?
>
>Something which often helps identify the crashing module
>is to guess that those big values are pointers within the
crashing module.
>To help find out where they might be in relation to a
module start
>you can use the pstat -s command (or if you also have
a dump
>you could use the dumpchk command to generate a similar
list
>of modules and addresses.)
>
><
>http://msdn.microsoft.com/library/default.asp?
url=/library/en-us/ddtools/hh/ddtools/BCCodes_8fb48fba-
a442-421d-87fc-9185bedc4826.xml.asp >
>
>courtesy
>
>< http://aumha.org/win5/kbestop.php >
>
>(Google web search for:
> "stop code" 0x0000007E OR 00000007E OR 0x7E driver
>)
>
>BTW this is slightly off topic for this newsgroup. You
may find better
>help continuing the diagnosis in a newsgroup which
specializes in your OS.
>
>
>Good luck
>
>Robert Aldwinckle
>---
>
>
>.
>

Apologies for last post - It seemed to send automatically

Event viewer is empty - Appears to crash before it starts.
I couldn't see a "big clue" under the crash parameters -
I'll look again. There is no driver name listed whilst
usually there should be.

Not tried pstat and dumpchk - Will give it a go.

Found another thread at
http://www.cybertechhelp.com/forums/showthread.php?
p=260172&posted=1#post260172 which is fairly active.


Puffin2000

>-----Original Message-----
>"puffin2000" <> wrote
in message
>newsE036EF4-4C15-4F16-BEAE-
>....
>> After installing SP2 I receive the following BSOD
>> error STOP 0x0000007E
(0xC0000005,0xF7720750,0xF7902F430,0xF792F12C) .
>> This error occurs after the "Black" windows splash
screen whilst the Blue progress
>> bar is active.
>>
>> FURTHER DETAILS
>....
>> 10) The error message does not list a particular driver
in association with
>> the STOP message on the BSOD
>....
>
>Is there any additional detail under the crash parameters?
>(Often there is a big clue there.)
>
>
>> - I have tried disabling devices but I haven't hit the
right one yet (If
>> there is right one?)
>
>Have you looked in the Event Viewer for a possible
crash record?
>
>Something which often helps identify the crashing module
>is to guess that those big values are pointers within the
crashing module.
>To help find out where they might be in relation to a
module start
>you can use the pstat -s command (or if you also have
a dump
>you could use the dumpchk command to generate a similar
list
>of modules and addresses.)
>
><
>http://msdn.microsoft.com/library/default.asp?
url=/library/en-us/ddtools/hh/ddtools/BCCodes_8fb48fba-
a442-421d-87fc-9185bedc4826.xml.asp >
>
>courtesy
>
>< http://aumha.org/win5/kbestop.php >
>
>(Google web search for:
> "stop code" 0x0000007E OR 00000007E OR 0x7E driver
>)
>
>BTW this is slightly off topic for this newsgroup. You
may find better
>help continuing the diagnosis in a newsgroup which
specializes in your OS.
>
>
>Good luck
>
>Robert Aldwinckle
>---
>
>
>.
>