noelian14

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Details: Toshiba NB250 1gb ram
250gb hdd


here's what i did


the netbook came with win 7 starter
then i entered recovery environment pressing f8 then command prompt then format drive c
then booted up with my external hard drive which have the bootable iso fo windows 7
then pressed install now ...custom...advanced options deleted partition (that includes recovery thingy by my toshiba) then its nly 1 partition
then i installed it there (installer formatted the drive automatically)
then when its in completing installation phase it will say...restarting..... then once it restarts i get to the start up screen after few minutes it will just boot with a bsod then restarts then repeating cycle again and again...... i tried system repair and auto repair all of its diagnostics are 0x0 except in the end with a phrase Root Cause
Failure while Setup is in Progress.

the bsod is this


0x0000007B (0X80786B58,0XC0000034,0X00000000,0X00000000)


if in tutorial im stuck in this step Wait for Windows 7 Setup to Begin Again (Step 18 of 34) then i encoutner that bsod ...... i dk why but in other forums says mbr problem so tried mbr commands fixing it no luck still same


also..... im installing correctly. i mean my usb is the first boot device..when i install then in completing installation phase....it will boot from my hard drive...but will just go from start....the one that is .....select language etc WHY


what to do>?
tried memory diagnostics and other things that were suggested with problems similar to this...but no avail T_T
i tried fixmbr etc ....nothing happens still same verified mbr stored in drive c it is there


now im trying to format my drive using command prompt with diskpart....then clean all.....
and also i tried to do chkdsk...and other utilities for hard drive by hirens boot cd(made it bootable to my usb)
no errors were found or bad sectors my drive is perfectly healthy


any solutions ? :(( i made an absent to work for this but still cant fix it -.-


safe boot-wont work anything wont work
cant get to desktop im stuck on loop startup screen....




just in my mind though....if i formatted the drive ....there should be no OS left inside it and so no conflicting os but why am i getting this T_T
 


Solution
It seems like you are encountering a frustrating issue with your Toshiba NB250 netbook while trying to reinstall Windows 7 on it. The error you are facing, 0x0000007B, typically indicates an issue with the storage drivers or the Master Boot Record (MBR) during the Windows installation process. Here are some steps you can try to resolve this problem: 1. Check Storage Drivers: - During the installation process, Windows may not have the correct drivers for your storage controller. Try loading the storage controller driver during the Windows installation. This is often needed for some older laptops or netbooks. 2. Repair the Master Boot Record (MBR): - Since you suspect an MBR issue, you can try to fix or rebuild the MBR. Here's...
It seems like you are encountering a frustrating issue with your Toshiba NB250 netbook while trying to reinstall Windows 7 on it. The error you are facing, 0x0000007B, typically indicates an issue with the storage drivers or the Master Boot Record (MBR) during the Windows installation process. Here are some steps you can try to resolve this problem: 1. Check Storage Drivers: - During the installation process, Windows may not have the correct drivers for your storage controller. Try loading the storage controller driver during the Windows installation. This is often needed for some older laptops or netbooks. 2. Repair the Master Boot Record (MBR): - Since you suspect an MBR issue, you can try to fix or rebuild the MBR. Here's how you can do it: - Boot from the Windows installation disc or USB and get to the Command Prompt. - Run the following commands:
Code:
 bootrec /fixmbr bootrec /fixboot bootrec /rebuildbcd
3. Check BIOS Settings: - Ensure that the SATA Operation mode in the BIOS is set correctly. For older devices, setting it to IDE mode might help. 4. Check for Overclocking: - If you have overclocked the system, revert to default settings as it might cause instability during the installation process. 5. Run System File Checker (SFC): - While in the Command Prompt, you can run SFC to scan and repair corrupted system files:
Code:
 sfc /scannow
6. Try a Different Installation Media: - In case the ISO you are using is corrupt, try downloading a fresh copy of the Windows 7 ISO and creating a new bootable USB drive. 7. Verify Hardware Compatibility: - Ensure that Windows 7 is fully compatible with your Toshiba NB250 in terms of drivers and hardware specifications. Try these steps and see if they help in resolving the issue you are facing with the repeated BSOD during the Windows 7 installation. If the problem persists, let me know so we can explore other troubleshooting options.
 


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