Hi, I'm getting a bsod with c00000021a, and cant get pass that; please help.

take the laptop to hp service center to diagnose the exact issue

Hi Dear,
The problem you discussed is hardware related, IT has to do with the cmos battery or the Sata cable.

Disconnect/Connect CMOS battery and reconfigure BIOS settings again based on defaults
- Replace "ALL" SATA Cables and reconnect all drives

Regards
Samson Ved

Hi Faith,

BSOD's can be caused by ....well, lots of things...Drivers, hardware incompatibility, operating system, etc. Also diagnosing the cause would require above average knowledge.

I would suggest upgrading all your hardware drivers to latest releases. If not fixed, a clean re-install of Windows should fix it. (remember to back up your data)

http://download.cnet.com/biosagentplus/3000-2098_4-10175528.html
This is an efficient, easy-to-use tool to help you figure out the details that make your computer tick. BIOS Agent is a lightweight freeware application with a clean and well-designed interface that lets you get the information you need with only a few button clicks. The program can retrieve information on the type of BIOS your computer runs and chipset type, as well as information on CPU, ROM, and RAM. Once you've gathered the details you need, you can save the report in TXT format or print it. There's no installation required for BIOS Agent. This program will be useful for administrators or power users looking to keep their systems up to date also there are many BIOS patches or udates you can download
hope this helps.

first tell me what kind of windows your installing and what kind of BSOD your getting. every BSOD has a specific codes starts with 0x0. if you can provide thouse information maybe i can help you

Hi

Try and see what the BSOD says , when it suddenly reboots. Press F8 until it gives you a menu , go to advanced options or something similar highlight don't reboot or restart automatically.

Can you start your PC in safe mode. Try a crack although I wouldn't recommend it.

gaza1512

To be able to properly address your BSOD I will need some info from the BSOD. The link below will show you the info that I need.

http://www.fixya.com/support/r4443711-blue_screen_death_bsod_important_info

Thanks

Issken

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Some projector have driver to get connected to a computer, check the manufacturers web site if there are driver downloads for the computer you're using.

Second;

What is your computers Operating System?
Have you updated your video card's driver? (some manufacturer release updated driver, check PC manufacturer website.)

Have you updated your Computers BIOS?

download the new Bios in your manufacturers website and install?
please indicate your PC's brand and model and Projectors Brand and Model so that we can help you better. Thanks
let me know the result? Good luck?

Hi.
Can you please give me full details on what the problem is, the BSOD, does it appear after the boot is finished and loading the OS?
Does the OS start and then get the BSOD, ETC.
If You have the original install cd, enter your bios and at BOOT DEVICES [OR BOOT SETTINGS] make sure that the first device to boot from is your cd/dvd etc, Put The Cd of the OS in the cd/rom and restart the machine, it will hopefully start the instalation of windows do not tell the program to install a fresh copy, but rather use the R for repair.
If that does not work or you still have problems it sounds like it's time for a new instal of windows, the BSOD [Blue Screen Of Death] pops up when files get damaged, if you overclock without checking everything voltages, fans, TEMPERATURE of CPU etc.
Also can you please tell me how long ago the system was activated, and what if anything did you do or were working on when you got this BSOD.
What the OS you are using is can help also, and is it sp1? sp2? sp3? for win XP even vista is up to SP1 already for a supposed new os from ms.
HTH
Zues