Problem Signature 07 Missingosloader Drivers Loaded During
Problem Signature 07 Missingosloader Install Required Files

Problem Signature 07 Missingosloader Install Required Files

Ive also tried just installing a new OS on a blank hdd, but when it gets to Expanding Windows files it hangs at 0 for 5 mins then give me an error saying: Windows cannot install required files.

Make sure all files required for installation are available, and restart the installation.

Hi You can check the HDD mode in the BIOS, even if the same hardware, I know the HDD mode can be set on another mode (raid versus jbod).

I have an HDD installed alongside - but it was nullified before initialising What is really weird - the same error (startuprepairoffline) - showed on an old notebook with windows 7.

However, recovery option did work for it, so it is functional now - and PC istt windows isnt bootable in safemode windows logo shows only for a moment BSOD also blinks and disappers, there are no error codes, just a problem has been detected.blahblahblah Is it some crazy rootkit Basicalyy, it is not a great pain to reinstall windows, but I dont wand to discover the same virus after reinstallation I am very puzzled Btw, there was BitDefenter antivirus - and not that much internet activity Any suggestions Thanks in advance.

Click Start, input SYSDM.CPL (without quotation marks) in the Search bar and press Enter.

Switch to the Advanced tab and click the Settings button under Startup and Recovery.

Make sure SystemRootMinidump is in the Small dump directory open box and click OK.

If the system crash again, please refer to the following steps to collect memory dump files: 1.

Go to your Desktop, right-click on it and create a new folder named Dump.

Copy all the memory dump files (looks like Mini092008-01.dmp) in Minidump to this folder.

Right-click on the Dump folder, click Send To, and click Compressed (zipped) Folder.

Upload to OneDrive.

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Meanwhile, I tried to copy some files to another machine by plugging in the HD externally, but all files in the UserDocuments folder are protectedencrypted (I didnt encrypt them).

I fiddled around with the rights and ownership of those files but to no avail, and I was later unable to revert the changes I made.

Anyway, the new machine eventually arrived, I plugged in the HD, and after loading AtiPcie.sys I was greeted by a BSOD that immediately forced a reboot.

Edit: I now know what the BSOD message is, but if I edit it into this post it breaks the formatting for some reason.

See my reply further down in this thread for the error message.

Heres a list of things I did in my vain attempts at solving the problem: Safe mode No effect at all, except that the (probably same) BSOD occurs after loading CLASSPNP.sys instead.

Various hardware checks including chkdsk No problems found.

To be certain, I plugged in another HD and installed Win2k on it.

It boots just fine.

Recovery console: bootrec rebuildbcd The operation completed successfully (after renaming the old BCD file) but had no effect.

Problem Signature 07 Missingosloader Drivers Loaded During

Recovery console: bootrec fixmbr, bootrec fixboot, bootsect nt60 all Same as above, except now the list of drivers loaded during startup is replaced by a Windows logo and a loading bar.

Ever since that scan, StartRep.exe immediately completes with no problems found.

Removed AtiPcie.sys and atikmdag.sys Didnt seem to do anything.

Im out of options now, and Im reluctant to reinstall Windows since it seems this might permanently make the user documents inaccessible.

Any suggestions how I might get that machine running again, preferably without losing those protected documents.

I do have an option to upgrade, but when I select it I get to a screen with this text: The computer started using the Windows Installation disc.

Remove the Installation disc and restart your computer so that Windows Starts normally.

Then, Insert the installation disc and restart the upgrade.

Do not select Custom (advanced) to perform an upgrade.

Custom (advanced) installs a new copy of windows and deletes your programs and settings.) Since I cant boot Windows, this isnt an option.

The line Custom (advanced) installs a new copy of windows and deletes your programs and settings.) is exactly what I want to avoid since it would presumably make the protected user files inaccessible.