Solve the blue screen problem when installing Windows 7
You may encounter the blue screen problem when installing Windows 7 without any warning and you do not know if the problem is in the ISO disk that carries Windows or what? Well. During the Windows 7 installation process, the solution to the blue screen problem when installing Windows 7 is limited to simple steps from the BIOS settings.
But if you are facing the problem of the blue screen of death while using Windows itself and not during the steps of installing a new Windows , then you should review our comprehensive topic about solving the problem of the blue screen in Windows 7. Now there is no need to prolong it for you and let us see what is in the following lines...
The first method: Solve the blue screen problem when installing Windows 7 by removing any cable connected to the computer
The most complex problem may have a very easy solution and there is no doubt that you have faced such strange things before :) Therefore, when you face the blue screen problem during the installation of Windows 7 , especially when this message appears to you
***STOP: 0x0000007E (0xFFFFFFFFFC0000005,0Xfffff880047c91D7, 0xFFFFF8800543F318, 0xFFFFF8800543EB70)
HIDCLASS.SYS
You can simply remove the mouse and keyboard cables from the computer case and then reinstall Windows 7 again. Perhaps this is the first solution you should try and the problem will be solved, God willing.
However, if you are basically using a laptop and nothing is connected to it or the problem has not been solved yet, I strongly advise you to try the second solution to solve the blue screen problem during the installation of Windows 7, which is by adjusting the BIOS settings.
Solve the blue screen problem when installing Windows 7 from BIOS
If you encounter the problem 0x0000007b or
Blue screen problem during Windows 7 installationWe will go back in memory to repeat the same steps again that we did to solve the blue screen problem when installing Windows XP , but this time we will make a very simple modification to the steps.
First, you have to enter the BIOS settings on your device. You can benefit from our topic on how to enter the BIOS settings to learn how you can get there.
Now we have to change a very important option, the shape and location of which differs from one device to another.
The idea here is that not all devices support SATA cables for the hard drive. Without going into details, the solution will be to deliberately change a specific option in the BIOS. Instead of AHCI, it will be ATA or IDE, or vice versa. You may find that the option that is basically IDE, so you switch to the other option, which is AHCI. It is not a condition that you always choose a specific option. Switching from the default is the crux of the matter here, as they say.
For example, in HP devices, you will go to the Storage option at the top, then Storage Options, then you will find what we are looking for under the name Sata Emulation, and you will find two options there.
The first is Raid+AHCI and the second is IDE. When we faced the problem with Windows XP, we chose the second option, which is IDE. Now, we will choose the first option, which is AHCI (or if you find AHCI already present, you will choose IDE). Then we save the steps and exit.
In Dell devices, as another example, you will find this option under the Advanced menu, then under the name Sata Operation, and you will find that there are two options:
The first is AHCI and the second is ATA. Naturally, we will choose AHCI (or if you find AHCI already present, you will choose ATA). Then we will choose to save the settings and exit again.
You can watch the video about solving the blue screen problem when installing Windows XP to understand how the method is done only, but we will only differ with the video about choosing AHCI instead of (ATA or IDE) when we try to solve the blue screen problem during the installation of Windows 7.
In some other devices you will find the option like these pictures
Now you have to restart your computer or laptop and the problem should be solved, God willing.
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