I just got a refurb G530 in the mail today, and like all good computer owners I decided to format it right away. So I popped in my XP disk and everything was going fine until i got the dreaded blue screen.
Now normally I know how to diagnose a blue screen, but those are usually software crashes while vista is already running. I have no idea what is causing this, nor do I know how to solve it.
All I know is the technical info that the screen is providing me.
Stop: 0x0000007B (0xf782524, 0xc0000034. 0x00000000, 0x00000000)
I have not tried a different OS disk at the moment because the only other one I have is a 64 bit version of vista.
can anyone shed some light on this, or tell me what other info I can give for help? thanks a lot!
EDIT: I am planning on running memtest, however I have no idea where my copy is ATM. Also, the blue screen happens at the same time on each attempt. After all the drivers have been loaded, as soon as I get the setup is now starting windows message, that is when it occurs.
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Have slipstreamed the AHCI driver into your XP disc?
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No I did not, however I have solved the problem, at least for myself.
I tried changing some BIOS settings and I found that changing the SATA mode from AHCI to IDE worked. I am finishing the install as I type this with no problems so far.
If any other people are having this problem then maybe it is a bios setting for you as well.
I do appreciate the attempted assistance though, and I have added sata drivers to XP discs in the past, just not with the one I am using. -
That is what was causing the BSoD then was the compatibility settings. If I'm not mistaken in order to set it back to AHCI would require a reinstall with the SATA drivers slipstreamed. However, I'm not sure if there is any performance difference between the two settings. If it is working fine just leave it.
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The SATA mode works better for large file transfer.
G530 BSOD on format to XP
Discussion in 'Lenovo' started by stirfriedsushi, Oct 2, 2009.