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7.8

Stop error 0x0000006f

Asked by stevem5000 in Operating Systems Miscellaneous

Tags: 0x0000006f

HP Pavilion xt921
XPHome 128Mb RAM
30GB HD

Lost Inet connection, NIC not working, replaced it with another NIC, works ok...decided to put another NIC of same brand as original, NIC didn't work...hmmm, strange...ALso...it seems like the computer is getting slower and slower ....

Now I can't open My Computer, Properties...ditto for Control Panel, I have all the applets, but can't open any of them...

OK...time to re-image...

Ghosted the HD no problems...

Wiped the HD, no problems...no there is NOTHING on the HD...

Popped in XP CD for fresh install and things start going to %ell...

XP starts the normal install process, loading up the various files etc...but when it gets to the part where it is starting Windows, it blue screens with stop error 0x0000006f...

REsearch shows this...0x0000006F: SESSION3_INITIALIZATION_FAILED
(Click to consult the online MSDN article.)
The process creation failure indicated by this error message can only happen during the fairly brief time that the Windows Executive is being initialized, which is during phase 4 of Windows startup. Typically there is a problem with a device driver or with a missing or corrupt system file used during Windows startup.

I have NO device dirvers on this HD...the HD was wiped CLEAN...

So, swapped out the memory and the HD and still same stop error...

Possible motherboard???

Any thoughts???
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