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Bluescreen c000021a and windows7 pro

Hi,

i have a Windows 7 machine. Because of a HDD defect i got a bluescreen C000021a. It says that it was caused by a knowndll . I got a new disk and cloned everything to the new one. The cloning worked fine without any read-errors.
I tried to run repair-options from Installation-CD several times and also tried to run sfc /scannow in comand of repair-screen. It always says, that i should restart the computer.
Last known version in boot-menu doesn´t work neither. I can´t go to safe-mode -> same bluescreen.
There are no restoration-Points that i can use with in Repair-mode by starting with Win7-CD.

Is there anything like the good old Repair-Installation in xp ? Upgrade-Installation in Win7 only works if the system still starts...

I am trying to not install Windows with all programms and settings...

Any idea is welcome

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run a chkdsk from the DVD, or with the drive attached to another PC
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i alteady done this. but i get still the bsod. i am looking for a way to find the dll who that is crashing or to repair the windows-folder complete (like the repair-installation which was possible with xp)
Wait, you did not mention what happens when you try to start the system from clone HDD. What type of error?
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exact the same bluescreen. thereust be a corrupt driver, dll or systemfile i think. but i dont know which file is responsible for this bluescreen
>>  I tried to run repair-options from Installation-CD several times and also tried to run sfc /scannow in comand of repair-screen. It always says, that i should restart the computer    <<  post the exact message please

here is how to run a repair : http://www.sevenforums.com/tutorials/681-startup-repair.html
you can also run chkdsk from the dvd in command prompt

post the minidump, it may have more info; find it in windows\minidumps
Does it boot into Safe Mode?
I think your problem was not in failing HDD but in corrupt registry (virus attack?).
Look this discussion here: http://answers.microsoft.com/en-us/windows/forum/windows_7-system/blue-screen-error-c000021a-fatal-system-error/549075f8-f695-4047-b747-2b4e118e1ffd
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Thanks for your help.
We re-installed system.
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there was no dump or minidump-folder on the harddisk. I didn´t know where to get it from. So we gave up and installed a new OS.
well - if you had no minidump, you can check if the system is set to make one.
but if you don't post what you are missing, how can we know?