Solve : Bluescreen when installing windows XP?

1.	Solve : Bluescreen when installing windows XP?
Answer» Hi I'm trying to install Windows XP Pro SP2 on another computer in the house. I first had a problem with the file driver.cab that wouldn't be copied and it was needed for the install. I removed all unnessesary hardware such as CD drive, network card, soundcard, mouse, USB-card and I only left one memory stick left (256 MB). The file could now be copied and the installation started. After the installation is almost COMPLETED, I get this bluescreen KERNEL_STACK_INPAGE_ERROR. I took a photo of it so you can read the whole thing http://img197.imageshack.us/img197/8649/pict00052px.jpg I don't know if the first error has anything to do with the second one. I tried the solutions the error message is giving me, what should I do? Is this any good... Troubleshooting "Stop 0x00000077" or "KERNEL_STACK_INPAGE_ERROR" ...?How are you trying to install Windows XP and what are your system temperatures?When you prepared the hard-drive did you delete the old partitions and re-partition followed by FULL FORMATTING? If the XP CD has any dirt, film or scratches on it these would produce a copy error. Have you run the drive manufacturer's diagnostic diskette over the drive to see if it is OK and how about running a test on the RAM modules? Quote Is this any good... Troubleshooting "Stop 0x00000077" or "KERNEL_STACK_INPAGE_ERROR" ...? That link isn't very much of a help since I can't get inside Windows :/ Nor safemode. If I boot my computer I get past the Windows Logo and then the Win XP SETUP starts, which later leads to the bluescreen. I have tried to do full formatting many TIMES and I deleted the old partitions everytime. Do you need to be inside Windows to check the "System Log in Event Viewer"? If not, how do I do? CPU temperature is 51 C and system is 32 C which should be normal yes? I can also add that I have tried three different Windows CD's. Quote I have tried to do full formatting many times and I deleted the old partitions everytime. Does the error reoccur each TIME? That may indicate a problem with your hardware. Try writing zeroes to the Hard Disk Drive instead of only defragmenting. Quote Do you need to be inside Windows to check the "System Log in Event Viewer"? If not, how do I do? Yes. Quote CPU temperature is 51 C and system is 32 C which should be normal yes? Decent. Can always go cooler, though. What type of processor is installed?

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Hi

I'm trying to install Windows XP Pro SP2 on another computer in the house.

I first had a problem with the file driver.cab that wouldn't be copied and it was needed for the install.
I removed all unnessesary hardware such as CD drive, network card, soundcard, mouse, USB-card and I only left one memory stick left (256 MB). The file could now be copied and the installation started.

After the installation is almost COMPLETED, I get this bluescreen KERNEL_STACK_INPAGE_ERROR.

I took a photo of it so you can read the whole thing
http://img197.imageshack.us/img197/8649/pict00052px.jpg

I don't know if the first error has anything to do with the second one. I tried the solutions the error message is giving me, what should I do?

Is this any good...

Troubleshooting "Stop 0x00000077" or "KERNEL_STACK_INPAGE_ERROR"

...?How are you trying to install Windows XP and what are your system temperatures?When you prepared the hard-drive did you delete the old partitions and re-partition followed by FULL FORMATTING?

If the XP CD has any dirt, film or scratches on it these would produce a copy error.

Have you run the drive manufacturer's diagnostic diskette over the drive to see if it is OK and how about running a test on the RAM modules? Quote

Is this any good...

Troubleshooting "Stop 0x00000077" or "KERNEL_STACK_INPAGE_ERROR"

...?

That link isn't very much of a help since I can't get inside Windows :/ Nor safemode.

If I boot my computer I get past the Windows Logo and then the Win XP SETUP starts, which later leads to the bluescreen.

I have tried to do full formatting many TIMES and I deleted the old partitions everytime.

Do you need to be inside Windows to check the "System Log in Event Viewer"? If not, how do I do?

CPU temperature is 51 C and system is 32 C which should be normal yes?

I can also add that I have tried three different Windows CD's.
Quote

I have tried to do full formatting many times and I deleted the old partitions everytime.

Does the error reoccur each TIME? That may indicate a problem with your hardware.

Try writing zeroes to the Hard Disk Drive instead of only defragmenting.

Quote

Do you need to be inside Windows to check the "System Log in Event Viewer"? If not, how do I do?

Yes.

Quote

CPU temperature is 51 C and system is 32 C which should be normal yes?

Decent. Can always go cooler, though. What type of processor is installed?

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