Hi errer coad 0x0000007b (0xf797a5240x00000340x000000000x00000000) last time install vista now install xp but cant install errer is given above

Hi Jefferson,

1. Did you just install or make a change to a hard drive controller? If so, there's a good chance that the change you made caused the STOP 0x0000007B error.
   
   Undo the change and test for the 0x7B blue screen error.
   
   Depending on what changes you made, some solutions might include:
   
   
   • Remove or reconfigure the newly installed hard drive controller.
   • Startup with Last Known Good Configuration to undo related registry and driver changes.
   • Use System Restore to undo recent changes.
   • Rollback hard drive controller device driver to version prior to your driver update.
2. Verify that the SCSI chain is correctly terminated, assuming you're using SCSI hard drives in your computer. Incorrect SCSI termination has been known to cause STOP 0x0000007B errors.
   
   Note: Most home computers don't utilize SCSI hard drives.
   
3. Verify that the hard drive is properly installed. An improperly installed hard drive could cause STOP 0x0000007B errors and other issues.
   
4. Verify that the hard drive is configured properly in BIOS. The STOP 0x0000007B error could occur if the hard drive settings in BIOS are incorrect.
   
5. Scan your computer for viruses. Certain viruses that infect the master boot record (MBR) or boot sector can cause STOP 0x0000007B errors.
   
   Important: Make sure your virus scanning software is updated and configured to scan the MBR and boot sector.
   
6. Update the drivers for your hard drive controller. If the drivers to your hard drive controller are outdated, incorrect, or corrupted then the STOP 0x0000007B error will likely occur.
   
   Note: If the STOP 0x0000007B error occurs during the Windows setup process and you suspect that the reason is driver related, be sure to install the latest hard drive controller driver from the manufacturer for use during the installation of the operating system.
   
   Note: This is a likely solution if the second hexadecimal number after the STOP code is 0xC0000034.
   
7. Change the SATA mode in BIOS to IDE mode. Disabling some of the advanced features of SATA drives in BIOS could stop the STOP 0x0000007B error from showing up, especially if you're seeing it in Windows XP or during a Windows XP installation.
   
   Note: Depending on your BIOS make and version, SATA mode may be referred to as AHCI mode and IDE mode may be referred to as either Legacy, ATA, or Compatibility Mode.
   
   Note: While not a common solution, you may also want to try the reverse - see if IDE mode is selected in BIOS and if so change it to AHCI, especially if you see the STOP 0x0000007B error in Windows 8, Windows 7, or Windows Vista.
   
8. Run chkdsk on your hard drive. If the boot volume is corrupted, the chkdsk command might repair the corruption.
   
   Important: You'll likely have to run chkdsk from the Recovery Console.
   
   Note: This will likely be the solution if the second hexadecimal number after the STOP code is 0xC0000032.
   
9. Perform an extensive test of your hard drive. If your hard drive has a physical problem, one very likely situation is the STOP 0x0000007B error you're seeing.
   
   Replace the hard drive if the diagnostics you complete suggest that there is a hardware problem with the drive.
   
10. Run the fixmbr command to create a new master boot record. A corrupted master boot record might be causing your STOP 0x0000007B error.
    
    Note: This will likely be the solution if the second hexadecimal number after the STOP code is 0xC000000E.
    
11. Clear the CMOS. Sometimes the STOP 0x0000007B error is caused by a BIOS memory issue. Clearing the CMOS could solve that problem.
    
12. Update your BIOS. In some situations, an outdated BIOS could cause a STOP 0x0000007B error due to incompatibilities with a hard drive controller.
    
13. Update the hard drive controller's firmware if possible. Just as with the BIOS in the previous step, an incompatibility could be causing the 0x7B error and a firmware update from the manufacturer may correct the problem.
    
14. Repair your Windows installation. If you've just replaced the motherboard in a computer without reinstalling Windows then this will likely fix your problem.
    
    Note: Sometimes a Windows repair will not fix a STOP 0x0000007B error. In those cases, a clean installation of Windows should do the trick.
    
    If you haven't just replaced your motherboard, a Windows reinstall probably will not fix your STOP 0x7B issue.

Hope this helps,
If you need further assistance please get back in touch and i'll see what else we can do.

Thanks,
Gary

Stop: 0x0000007B error code refers to memory issues
You need make some changes in your computer before installing XP
1. On start up, press F2 to enter BIOS 2. Expand the "Drives" section 3. Go to "SATA Operation" 4. Change this from "RAID Auto/AHCI" to "RAID Auto/ATA"
You will be able to install XP now

hi
update your bios before you install xp

kindly chek the ram and and the media from where you installing.
Hope this helps. Please rate my response.
Thanks.
Have a good day.

you are most likely getting a BSOD with a stop error code of 0x0000007B which is caused by the Windows XP CD that you are using doesn't have the SATA Hard Drive controller driver needed to recognize and utilize the hard drive. If Lenovo has XP drivers for this model then they should have a SATA driver (roughly 394k) that will need to be loaded FROM A FLOPPY DISKETTE during the boot to XP. (XP Requires the driver to either be slipstreamed into the CD or loaded from a floppy diskette. Trying to load the controller driver USB or a different CD will not work)
http://www.digitgeek.com/how-to-slipstream-sata-drivers-into-xp-cd/

Nomally on a vista installed lap you will have reverse compatibility issues when you try to install xp cause vista is a newer editon than xp. So it would be advisible to use a virtual machine software to install xp inside vista.By doing this you can simultaneously run vista and xp at the same time.you can download free software line SUN VMWare.

If u have win. vista installed in ur laptop than u cant install win xp............if u install win.xp than ur vista will b dissappear from boot menu

if u want to overcome this problem than buy a software VISTABOOTPRO
and install it in XP it will help u
OR u can ask me for free soft.....

The HP G60-230US has a SATA hard drive, and XP can't use it by default. There are two ways two go:

1. (the easier, but not really good) you change your hard drive's SATA mode to Legacy/Compatible in the BIOS. The only drawback in this, is that the hard drive won't give it's maximum performance. Also on some systems you doesn't have an option to change into legacy mode.

2. (maybe a bit harder, but better) you follow the instructions from this article, it's very detailed.

One more thing: if you want a dual booting system with Vista and XP, it would be good to check out this article too.

im sorry you are having this problem, i too have done the same thing once on my hard drive, here is what you have to do, now that you have xp installed on the hard drive you now have to reinstall vista to a new folder and once its installed it will then allow you to dual boot vista/xp, this is exactly what i did so im on xp right now with a clean install of vista just hangin around

which applications are not compatible? Do you try to run them in compatibility mode set at windows XP?
You may install VMWare Server to run a virtual machine XP from Vista without dual boot, allowing running XP and Vista at the same time, its easy to install/configure, need a good computer with 2Gb ram min.