Getting BSOD 0x0000007b when trying to install from USB to SSD on an Optiplex 745

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usreym3

Hi all,

I am new here!
I'm currently trying to install XP, SP3 from an ISO file that friend sent me of a PC he owns.
I put the ISO on a USB using RUFUS to make it bootable, and have a 120gb Kingston SATA SSD plugged into the SATA connectors in my Dell Optiplex 745.

I have also updated to most recent version of BIOS for this PC from Dell.

When starting up, I press F12 to get the boot menu, and select to boot from the USB.
The Windows installer starts, loads all the files that are in the ISO file, then it pauses, blacks out, then BSOD's with error code:
0x0000007b (0xF782524, 0XC0000034, 0x00000000)

I have read that this error is from my bios not supporting AHCI mode, but even after switching the BIOS to ATA/IDE mode, I still get the same error.
I also tried the same ISO using Win2USB installer and found a native F6 SATA driver that installed fine, but still met the same BSOD message after starting the install.

Any help would be appreciated! Thanks Windows XP gurus!
 
Rufus is supposed to work. But if you're having problems you could try this tutorial:
Download: https://easy2boot.xyz/

I have a question though. Does the crash happens before creating a partition ? I searched the error and it just says it's related to Sata.
See link here: http://www.asknetinfo.com/resolved-...78d2524-0xc0000034-0x00000000-0x00000000.html

But in another link someone said the error is related to either hard drive or memory:
https://www.dell.com/community/Desktops-General-Read-Only/BSOD-Stop-Error-Please-Help/td-p/3224639

Maybe you can run memtest to check if the ram is good ?
 
usreym3 said:
I have read that this error is from my bios not supporting AHCI mode, but even after switching the BIOS to ATA/IDE mode, I still get the same error.
I also tried the same ISO using Win2USB installer and found a native F6 SATA driver that installed fine, but still met the same BSOD message after starting the install.
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Does this also occur if you set BIOS to AHCI? I cannot understand BIOS offering you the option which you say you switched from, if it actually does not support AHCI mode. Not sure what the outcome is of loading SATA driver, but then having BIOS select IDE mode.
 
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