BSOD 0x7b while installation of windows vista

[Saxon]

3 hours ago, jaclaz said:

If the .iso is used on a USB stick, which is probably the boot device at the time the BSOD 0x0000007b happens it could well be due to the (wrong/mismatched/whatever) USB drivers.

Vista and 7 don't support UEFI boot mode (which is the default BIOS setting for Sky/Kabylake systems since 2015), but I'm sure you knew that already? This error due to USB, no, I don't think so, he wrote he installed the system , so the USB stick worked, but he can remove it, just to make sure, after the install completed, before the final reboot.

[somewhere someone]

Just now, Saxon said:

UEFI HDD to "normal" HDD.

i am using ssd.... plus i have legacy support on.

[somewhere someone]

Just now, Saxon said:

Vista and 7 don't support UEFI boot mode

if that so why i can boot windows 7 on the same pc without any problem?

[somewhere someone]

Well guys. seems like i found the solution to the problem.

[somewhere someone]

if possible, is there any way i can install a win7 network driver on my vista?

[jaclaz]

@Saxon If it (ever) booted it is not a UEFI/BIOS issue.

0x0000007b is inaccessible boot device, so whatever boot device is chosen at the time is likely involved, the error (generally speaking) comes for a missing or mismatched or not working driver.

That specific MSI USB drivers can work on a HP laptop would be a strange (I would call it unique) coincidence.

1 minute ago, somewhere someone said:

Well guys. seems like i found the solution to the problem.

And of course you are not going to tell us what it is?

jaclaz

Edited July 21, 2023 by jaclaz

[Tripredacus]

1 hour ago, Saxon said:

Vista and 7 don't support UEFI boot mode

Don't spread falsehoods here.

@op since your install source is warez, we cannot help on this forum. Source a legit installation and then we can try again if you are still having a problem.

Edited July 21, 2023 by Tripredacus