Hello, Please can you guys help me out.. I have a Dell XPS 630 machine and when I try and install XP on the computer after the initial loading setup just before you select the drive to install it comes up with : 0x00000007 Error..? Blue Screen of Death.. Can someone please explain why this is? Thanks.. ♦
google the error code or contact microsoft help and support.they have email support for these kinds of things.
don't waste your time with M$.. you need to run active@killdisk on the hdd to remove all traces of the previous installation... your ram could be duff too.
Thanks but my Ram is not Duff as I have 8GB Corsair Ram and they are pretty new also I bought an additional 80GB Seagate Sata HDD to install XP on it so the HDD is Brand New...
1)New RAM fails, good RAM fails. So do new hard drives. IMHO, it's probably not RAM but is IS possible. 2)You didn't provide enough information . 0x00000007 is a software STOP error. What module did it STOP in? In otherwords, what is the WHOLE error message. 3)If it stopping in a different module every time, it is quite possible that your RAM is bad.
Thanks for trying to help mate.. I am a computer engineer and I know alot about RAM, HDD and all the rest of it.. its definitely no RAM or the HDD.. this may be a problem in Bios or something that DELL has placed something somewhere so that no OS can be installed prior to Vista as this is Vista Machine.. _ The error message (Blue Screen) comes always after you boot from the XP cd and after all the files have been loaded just before the inital screen where you choose the partition to install XP on.. Thanks
Possible, but IMHO unlikely otherwise I'm sure there'd be plenty of screaming on this and other forums. Besides, the specs for the XPS 630 show this as one of the options: Genuine Windows Vista® Business with Downgrade Rights Service to Windows® XP Professional Like I said, 0x00000007 is a software STOP. If the 0x00000007 STOP error didn't indicate a module name, then it would require a peek into the Windows XP install sequence to see what loads next after the base files.