Blue screen apears when formating, states technical error:oxoooooooo oxooooooo7b 0x00000000034 0x0000000000 0x00000000 what can i do?

A blue screen with white writing appears on my computer,
just before windows is about to begin and it reads:

A problem has been detected and windows has been shut
down to prevent damage to your computer.

UNMOUNTABLE_BOOT_VOLUME

If this is the first time you've seen this stop error
screen restart you're computer.
If this screen appears again follow these steps:

Check to make sure any new hardware or software is
properly installed. If this is a new installation, ask
your hardware/software manufacturer for any windows
updates you might need.

If problems continue, disable or remove any newly
installed hardware/software. Disable BIOS memory options
such as caching or shadowing. If you need to use safe
mode to remove or disable components, restart your
computer, press F8 to select advanced startup options,
and then select safe mode.

Technical information:

STOP: 0XOOOOOOED

(OX8OED4AF8, OXCOOOOO32, OXOOOOOOOO,OXOOOOOOOO)

I cannot go into windows even in safe mode, and I don't
know how to execute any of the other things it's telling
me to do.

It may have something to do with my virtual memory as
windows had to increase it while I was playing a computer
game, or because I added some extra pictures I downloaded
to a computer game folder where the default pictures were
already stored.
if u cant do these then reinstall the operating system.

Hi. You need to try install other higher windows version like windows vista or windows 7.i already encounter that problem i fix it using windows 7 installation.try it's work.

I had a similar problem but I can't recall if it was the same error number as in your message---what I did was used the recovery console and re-wrote my master boot record (MBR) my error was in the MBR causing my computer not to boot up in the first place. Your bootable cd should give you an option to use the recovery console before you reinstall, take it and use "fixmbr" at your dos prompt. XP works like that, but I've never had that problem with vista yet....it's worth a try if vista does the same.

Try reinstalling your windows. If you get an error on install the problem is probably in your hard drive, in which case you'll have to replace your hard drive and reinstall your windows. I really don't think it's a hard drive issue though. Sounds more like a registry issue but the easiest fix is to reinstall windows. Good Luck.

Please follow the below stesp:

Enter the setup, and there will be a setting in there somewhere called "Halt On" and if you set that to "No Errors" the computer should boot fine.
This works with Dell computers.
Diskette drive 0 seek failure — See "Drive Problems" in your Owner's Manual.

And blue screen come on with white letters. It can caused by viruses, from unexpected shut downs and a lot of such kind of things, most of those cases operation system is demaged and may fix by reinstalling it, it you are familiar to bootable medias an a lot of tools you can scan your PC with sacndisc/chkdisk and problem may automatically disappear. Use F8 at startup and choose SAFE MODE to ensure that OP system is not "almost dead". Download any linux LIVE immage and boot from it, if PC is working LINUX wil turn on and no warnings will appear.

The first step is to determine whether your computer is getting a blue screen because of an internal program problem or a hardware malfunction. 80% of the time, blue screens are caused by internal issues,

The most common symptoms or signs of a hardware issue is a pattern of consistent behavior leading up to the blue screen crash. In the case of an over heating problem, you likely would notice that your fan in your computer was running more often - or not at all. This would likely also come with an increasingly repetitive crash cycle. For example, your system shuts down 10 minutes after you turn it on regardless of what you are doing. Also, if you have recently installed something new on your system like more memory or a new hard drive / web cam or other actual physical device, try taking it out and see if that fixes the problem.

If WIndows Vista, here is the Microsoft fix
http://support.microsoft.com/kb/946084

This link should help you a lot. The problem is an unmountable boot volume.

http://www.techtips4u.com/kb/sw/SW00014.htm

Please let me know if this helps you out.

Everything I have researched states that your problem is with the installation of SP1 for Vista. Unfortunately the remedy is a reinstall of the operating system.