Here the solution for anyone here on AS or on the net looking for a solution. Basicly you can retrive your driver from motherboard DVD or an USB

This error came on when you install new MotherBoard while using previous Windows installation. Windows can't find some driver to boot so it get stuck, install new drivers and you'll be fine.

FIX blue screen boot error

STOP: 0x0000007B (0xFFFFF880009A97EB, 0xFFFFFFC0000034, 0x0000000000000000, 0x0000000000000000)

Guide from:

http://www.dowdandassociates.com/bl...indows-7-install-after-replacing-motherboard/

*****Go to the broken Windows 7 machine. Either load the system repair option or boot off your Windows 7 install disc. Once it boots, select your language and other things and hit next:

At the bottom of the window is an option that says “repair”, click this:


It will scan your drives, hopefully showing your Windows drive. If so, let it try to repair automatically at least once. Come back to this point if that fails. You can click “no” here, and it will drop back to the window that shows your Windows hard drive. Make sure the top radio button is selected and click next. It should bring up a list of links that you can click, the bottom one is “recovery console”, click that:

Eject the Windows disc and put in the CD you burned if you burned one. You need to figure out which drive your CD / thumb drive / external drive is - so try different drive letters and type dir until you see the one that has your folder. If you burned a CD, chances are it’s the D: drive (unless it was an HP or something, then it will be E if it’s a thumb drive or external hard drive and you only have 1 CD-ROM, it’s the E: drive. Maybe F: – check it out. We might add a guide on how to do this at a future date.

Once you have that figured out you need to type this

dism /image:c:\ /add-driver /Driver:X:\ /recurse
Replace “X” with the drive letter from the previous step:


Hit enter and it should find the drivers you extracted into the folder in the second step.

After it does that, type “exit” and hit enter, then press the “Restart” button.

When Windows boots it will take a LONG time to get all the updated drivers - but hey, it booted, right?******

-----I add go to BIOS and set every options to AHCI---

Ok thanks this guide i was able to get my driver from the mobo DVD. Keep attention to the HDD correct Label letter: I thought i was using "C" while the real label for the HDD was "E" and "F" for the DVD.

If you have still problem the easy solution is to do a fresh install for Windows and problems should be fixed.

EDIT:Got Everything working both Windows and OSX. For Hackintosh use Niresh releases with boot -x -v and always use -f to load it correctly.

Hope it helps.

 

Last edited: Sep 30, 2015