What is the problem when the win2000 system is booted to the middle of the STOP 0 0000007B and how t

Resolve the 0x0000007b of the stop error

1. Boot sector viruses usually cause this stop error. Use the latest version of anti-virus software to check.

Check your computer for viruses. If a virus is found, perform the necessary steps to remove it from your computer.

Fall. Refer to your antivirus software documentation to learn how to perform these steps.

2. Remove all newly installed hardware (RAM, adapters, hard drives, modems, etc.).

3. Check the Microsoft hardware compatibility list to make sure all hardware and drivers are compatible with.

Windows 2000 compatible.

4. If you are using a SCSI adapter, you can get the latest Windows from a hardware vendor

2000 driver, disable synchronization negotiation for the SCSI device, check if the SCSI chain is terminated, and check.

The SCSI IDs of these devices. If you're not sure how to perform these steps, you can refer to the documentation for those devices.

5. If you are using an IDE device, define the IDE port on the board as the only primary port. Check.

The IDE device is uniquely set by the master-slave. Remove all IDE devices except the hard drive. If you can't confirm such as.

To perform these steps, refer to the hardware documentation.

6. If the computer has been formatted with the NTFS file system, you can restart the computer and then set the computer in the .

Run the chkdsk f r command on the system partition. If the system cannot be started due to an error, then use life.

Order the console and run the chkdsk r command.

7. Run the chkdsk f command to determine if the file system is corrupted. If Windows 2000 doesn't.

You can run the chkdsk command to move the drive to a different computer running Windows 2000, and then.

Run the chkdsk command on the drive from this computer.

Windows is unable to access the system partition or boot volume during the boot process. It usually happens when it boots up for the first time after replacing the motherboard. This is mainly due to the fact that the IDE controllers of the new motherboard and the old motherboard use different chips.

Sometimes it can also be caused by viruses or hard drive damage.

Blue screen? Try unplugging the memory and graphics card (for desktops) as soon as they appear, press F8 to select the configuration that worked last time, or simply redo the system.

I had this problem with my computer yesterday, I started the computer in safe mode first (click F8 to enter safe mode).

Then back up the useful data in the C drive to another partition. Finally, format the C drive, reinstall the system and it's OK.

Restart, keep pressing F8, select the last correct configuration or safe mode, if not, repair or reinstall the system antivirus.

I suggest you start a new system! 2000 is too old!