0x0000007f 0x00000008 0x80145000 0x00000000

Does anyone know what these error codes mean? I get them at the Blue Screen Of Death when booting Vista for the first time.
0x0000007f (0x00000008 0x80145000 0x00000000)

Good Old Bump since I get the same... does anyone knows how to fix? I can boot into Safe Mode just fine, but I have not been able to boot once into vista any other way.
"Matt" wrote:

Does anyone know what these error codes mean? I get them at the Blue Screen Of Death when booting Vista for the first time.
0x0000007f (0x00000008 0x80145000 0x00000000)

Does it happen to mention what file it is having an issue with? If so, please post.
Since it boots into safe mode it is not the core os causing the issue. Most likely something third party such as a driver/service. I have seen this error with virtual cd/dvd drive software such as earlier versions of Daemon Tools.
"Jesus" wrote:

Good Old Bump since I get the same... does anyone knows how to fix? I can boot into Safe Mode just fine, but I have not been able to boot once into vista any other way.
"Matt" wrote:
Does anyone know what these error codes mean? I get them at the Blue Screen Of Death when booting Vista for the first time.
0x0000007f (0x00000008 0x80145000 0x00000000)

"Jesus" wrote,

I can boot into Safe Mode just fine, but I have not been able to boot once into vista any other way.

Wow, you can boot into safe mode? I can't even boot into that!
My safe mode gets stuck on "crcdisk.sys".
I've read this is a common problem but no one seems to know what the problem actually is.
Cheers
Matt

Matt-
Try unplugging power to things, like case fans and see if it will get you past that. In my case, I'm drawing too much power and it causes a failure at that point.
I unplug 1 fan and it boots....I plug the fan back in and it fails at CRCDISK.sys
-Ben "Matt" wrote in message

"Jesus" wrote, I can boot into Safe Mode just fine, but I have not been able to boot once into vista any other way.
Wow, you can boot into safe mode? I can't even boot into that!
My safe mode gets stuck on "crcdisk.sys".
I've read this is a common problem but no one seems to know what the problem actually is.
Cheers
Matt

Which makes sense given that the greatest power load is startup. I'm willing to bet you can reconnect the fan after startup with no further effect.
"Ben Salisbury" wrote in message

Matt-
Try unplugging power to things, like case fans and see if it will get you past that. In my case, I'm drawing too much power and it causes a failure at that point.
I unplug 1 fan and it boots....I plug the fan back in and it fails at CRCDISK.sys
-Ben "Matt" wrote in message "Jesus" wrote, I can boot into Safe Mode just fine, but I have not been able to boot once into vista any other way.
Wow, you can boot into safe mode? I can't even boot into that!
My safe mode gets stuck on "crcdisk.sys".
I've read this is a common problem but no one seems to know what the problem actually is.
Cheers
Matt

G'day,
I'm using a laptop so I can't really unplug anything. :0(
I was, however, upgrading from XP Pro SP2, which in turn had been upgraded from the OEM XP Home. I'm due to reformat it tonight so I'll try installing Vista from scratch.
Cheers
Matt

Bumping this thread up.
Surely someone has a solution?