Windows 7 - Blue Screen Crash - STOP: 0X000000F4

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Hi All,

Windows 7 - Blue Screen Crash - STOP: 0X000000F4

Screen shows e Blue Screen would display the following error code:

STOP: 0X000000F4  (0X0000000000000003, 0XFFFFFA800C4C4B10, 0XFFFFFA800C4C4DF0, 0XFFFFF8000418FE20).

I tried to restore mode, safe mode & all available option to boot-up properly.  Since i don't have windows 7 DVD to re-install windows again.

My question is as follows-

- Is error code says something,

- Any way to re-install windows without CD or DVD or back up image.

- Also i can read & access C: & D: drive data in cmd prompt mode during restore mode.

Waiting for your suggestion.

regards

Jagdish kaushik

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I am posting this for benefit of anyone else who has same problem, as I could not find an answer anywhere on web searches that matched my exact problem.

The hard drive (*** 640MB) failed on my Inspiron 15R (N5010). (Disappointing after only 5 years just sitting on my desk). Anyway, found instructions on net to replace hard drive. Bought a 1TB drive and installed.  (Would be nice if DELL had easy access to replace hard drive). Reinstalled Windows by booting to the original DELL Datasafe Bacxkup Recovery disks for factory restore that I created when I originally bought my DELL. This all worked fine (Thankyou DELL). Downloaded and installed Windows 7 SP1, and then all Windows 7 Updates (over 200 since SP1)! (Note I did have a Windows System Image Recovery Backup, but as I did this after disk failure started, it may have been corrupt, which is why I decided to rebuild from factory restore recovery disks).

Then I looked at Disk Management and found I only had a very small logical D: drive (2MB) I think.

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As another observation, after using the DELL Recovery Disks to recover onto a larger hard drive, there is 5.55GB of Unallocated space after the initial OEM partition, and before the Recovery and C: Partitions.  I suspect this happens with the DELL recovery, because it was onto a 1TB drive and not a 640GB drive. I'm just leaving this as is.

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Hey, guys.

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PS: I'm out of warranty - and I found this out when I tried to order some replacement discs online.

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