What do I do? BS GM5664 KERNAL_DATA_IPAGE_ERROR. STOP: 0X0000007A (0xC0452C48, 0x000000E, 0x6BADF860, 0x8A589234). DIFFICULT TO DO ANYTHING FROM DESKTOP. NUMEROUS RESTARTS, BUT PC RESPONSE UBER SLOW (3-4 OR MORE MINUTES TO DO ANYTHING, THEN PC FREEZES UP AND BLUE SCREEN COMES BACK ON AND REMAINS UNTIL I SHUT DOWN

While DVI and HDMI offer compatible video lines, the DVI connection offers support for two analog audio channels only and cannot transport data packets required for digital audio. You will not get anything beyond 2.1 audio across the dongle.

If you have a HDMI connector on your graphics board and your external hardware, try to use a proper HDMI cable.

reset your print spooler
Start -> Services -> (scroll down to print spooler) -> Stop, then restart.

It can be a few things but usually the atapi.sys file is corrupt. If you can boot into your desktop, open the "run" box and type in "cmd". In that box type: sfc /scannow and press enter. There is a space between sfc and /scannow. You will be asked to put your Windows CD in the CD drive.
When did this problem begin? Have you installed a new harddrive recently? Have you installed new memory recently? Remove and re-insert the hardrive cables. Remove and re-insert the memory. Be careful about electro-static discharge. Sometimes just doing that will fix a bad connection.
Sometimes this error is caused by bad memory. You can download Memtest86 here: http://www.memtest.org/ Grab the prebuilt ISO.zip After downloading the file right click it and select "extract all" Use Img Burn http://www.imgburn.com/index.php?act=download to write the ISO to a CD. Keep the CD in the drive and reboot.
Also, there could be a problem with the hardrive. if you know the harddrive manufacturer you can usually go to their website and download their hardrive diagnostic software.
Sometimes erasing the hardrive (absolute last resort) will solve these kind of errors. Just be aware that you will lose ALL of your data and it mat not solve the problem. Darik's Boot and Nuke works good for that: http://www.dban.org/

See the following Microsoft explanation of stop code 0x0000007A which suggests that this could be caused by a number of things including a virus, bad memory, hard drive etc.

TRY TO REMOVE HARDDISK FROM GM5664 THEN INSTALL ON TO ANY OTHER PC AS SECONDARY MASTER. FROM HERE YOU CAN RECOVERY YOUR DATA . IF THIS ANSWER IS HELPFUL PLESAE RATE .

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http://support.gateway.com/support/drivers/ddaStep.asp?pg=2&Tab=All

Google HP error message 0x0000007a and see what feeds back. I get the best answers that way

Try doing this as suugested, you might not need reformatting.

http://www.pcreview.co.uk/forums/thread-94921.php

Then it's a F**k **** old thingy!!!

go buy a new one!!

i promise it's worth it than sacrificing for that old one!!!