On 11/07/2015 20:01, Ruzsinszky Attila wrote:
> The error line is: *** STOP: 0x0000007B (0xF789AA94, 0xC0000034,
> 0x00000000, 0x00000000)

Perfect, this is what was expected. This should be easy to fix.

Great, then, it opens possibilities. Let's try the following:
- - Install chntpw

- - Mount your disk on Linux

- - Move to Windows/System32/config (beware the case!)

- - Now, start registry editor: chntpw -e sam system security software

The following commands are to type in chntpw prompt:
- - hive 1 (to move to system)
- - cd ControlSet001
- - cd Control
- - cd CriticalDeviceDatabase
- - Check you have the following keys: primary_ide_channel,
secondary_ide_channel, pci#ven_8086&dev_7010, pci#ven_8086&dev_7111
keys. Some will be missing (otherwise, you'd boot ;-)).

- - Add the missing ones. For example: 'nk pci#ven_8086&dev_7111'

followed by: 'cd pci#ven_8086&dev_7111' followed by 'nv 1 Service' (1

for REG_SZ) followed by 'ed Service' and type intelide. Proceed like
that will all the missing keys & values[1], 'cd ..' when you're done
with all the values of a key, to proceed for the others
- - cd .. (you're now in Control)
- - cd .. (you're now in ControlSet001)
- - cd Services
- - Check you have the following keys: atapi and intelide
- - Add the missing ones[2]. REG_DWORD type is 4 when doing nv. (like nv
4 ErrorControl)
- - You're done, so: q to quit chntpw (of course, reply 'y' to write hives)

Back to your linux term:
- - cd ../drivers/
- - Check you have atapi.sys and intelide.sys. In case you don't,
extract them from the cab file you can find in Windows\Driver Cache\i386
- - Umount
- - Try to boot again, and report.