In acer laptop i am getting blue screen error code is 0000000007

post the error code or message.

have you tried reseating the memory?? does the blue screen of death give you a code? or error number?

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Fix the Blue Screen of Death http://www.windowsanswers.net/articles/fix-blue-screen?tid=bluescreenexacthvgoogausnz http://www.maximumpc.com/article/features/blue_screen_survival_guide http://www.pcauthorities.com/pc-errors/how-to-repair-blue-screen-errors/

Sorry for a really late reply. I came across this kind of situaiton on my HP laptop (win 7) and ended up with eliminating it with a boot program called BuitSuite ( http://www.datarescuetools.com/bootsuite.html )and it helped entered my Windows and resolved the program. It seems that there is a system file missing which lead to error loading error when you boot. Hope it will also help in your case, best regards.

Refer to this article on the Blue Screen of Death. It's probably not a virus just faulty hardware. Disable the automatic reboot option to write down the Error Code. Once you have the Error Code written down do a google search for the code and someone on the web will have the answer. I can't really help you because I don't know the Error Code. Just read the article and the wonderful people at lifehacker.com will steer you in the right direction:

http://lifehacker.com/5331615/bluescreenview-helps-troubleshoot-the-blue-screen-of-death

There are many possible causes for blue screen errors. Faulty memory, device drivers, viruses. Try to analyze the blue screen error by looking at the error code and the event log, so you can find the right solution.
Here are some ideas: http://www.pcauthorities.com/pc-errors/how-to-repair-blue-screen-errors

Repair the notebook operating system, Some of the file on system might be missing. Try to send the error code which was written on the blue screen. I think this will make the question simple.

Here is a good link to information about that issue:

http://messenger-support.spaces.live.com/Blog/cns!8B3F39C76A8B853F!13932.entry

Hy guys

I had this problem earlier on today and after much searching found a solution that worked for me.

This error message relates to piracy issues. If you are running 2 screens at once (laptop monitor and HD TV) I guess it's seen as an easy way to pirate DVD's, Blu-rays etc.

Go into your graphics card settings (i think I did this in the end by adusting screen resolution (was hungover, there's probably a quicker way - this gave me access to my ATI graphics card settings). you should be given an option of taking your HD TV as the primary monitor and disabling the built in monitor.

This should resolve the conflict that caused the 0122 error message - there are no longer 2 monitors, I guess making it harder for the pirates to comoplete their dastardly deeds - aaaarrrr.

I hope this helps some peeps out - thought I'd return the favour for my own various questions.

StrangePlanet

The blue screen of death gives you an error code accross the bottom of the screen. Something like Stop: 0x0000........
go to microsofts website and on the search bar at the site type in the code beginning with Stop.....Microsoft has causes and solutions for the codes there.
If you know the code please post it. I may be able to better assist you with the code or error message.

Hope this helps you