Hello,
There are several possibilities for this error.
CAUSE
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This problem may occur if one or more of the following conditions exists:
Your computer is infected with a boot sector virus.
A device driver required by your boot controller is not configured to start
at boot time or is corrupt. If during a WINNT /B installation no mass
storage device was detected.
A resource conflict exists between the boot controller and another
controller in the system or between SCSI devices.
Drive translation is not being performed or was changed.
The boot volume is corrupt and cannot be mounted by Windows NT.
Information in the Windows NT registry about which device drivers load at
start up is corrupt.
If this error occurred during Windows NT Setup while reading Windows NT
Setup floppy disk 2, you may have the Drive
Swapping option enabled in your computer BIOS.
Using winnt /b as the installation method may present a timing issue for
the disk controller. The controller is not given enough time to respond and
identify itself and is therefore detected incorrectly or not at all.
If you run Setup from a bootable SCSI CD-ROM drive, you receive a STOP 7B
error message because Setup does not allow you to add a third-party SCSI
driver when you boot from the SCSI CD-ROM.
Please go thru the methods at
http://support.microsoft.com/?scid=kb;en-us;122926&spid=1131&sid=global
I hope the above posting would be useful to you.
Thanks,
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