Computer out of comission for months now... Don't know what's wrong with it!

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Morox

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I am getting a 0x0000007 error every time I boot up normally. As soon as I load my XP profile, the blue screen of death appears. I tried going into safe-mode and it works fine. I tried swapping RAM and that didn't do anything. I tried a different hard drive and it hung at a black screen after the Windows start up logo (not sure why it did this). I tried scanning for viruses/malware and even did a system restore; this did not work.

Any suggestions? I thought it might be a faulty hard drive and if it is, wouldn't my safe-mode not work? I am really really stumped here.
 
0x0000007 not 0x0000007B?

I found this on 0x0000007B error messages... You can take a look at it if you want
http://support.microsoft.com/kb/324103

From what this tells me It seems like a hardware issue

If your hard drive was bad I don't think it could boot into safe mode.

When you did your system recovery, did you boot form cd?
 
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Morox said:
I am getting a 0x0000007 error every time I boot up normally. As soon as I load my XP profile, the blue screen of death appears. I tried going into safe-mode and it works fine. I tried swapping RAM and that didn't do anything. I tried a different hard drive and it hung at a black screen after the Windows start up logo (not sure why it did this). I tried scanning for viruses/malware and even did a system restore; this did not work.

Any suggestions? I thought it might be a faulty hard drive and if it is, wouldn't my safe-mode not work? I am really really stumped here.
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That's only if your OS is on that drive.
 
This is exactly what it shows:

0x0000007e, 0x0000005, 0xb90c362a, 0xb8540bd8, 0xb85408d4

skfilt.sys-address b90c362a base at b9062000, date stamp 47b1098e
 
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