hard drive not found, STOP: 0x00000024

[DJReilly]

I cannot get Windows Xp to boot *at all* by any means. Not
even with the Start up CD. It apparently does not have the
drivers for my SCSI RAID Controller. When I try to load
the drivers at the prompt (f6 to add 3rd party SCSI drvr),
I get the Blue Screen of Death with the following message:
STOP: 0x00000024
(0x001902FA,0xF89ACB70,0xF89AC870,0xF814D830)
Anybody out there have a clue how to get around this? I
can't get into anything in the o/s at all-can't get to
System Recovery or anything..

Mucho, mucho, Gracias
Deb

[Joseph Conway \(MSFT\)]

STOP 0x24's are generally caused by the ntfs file system not loading
properly. Boot into recovery console and run a chkdsk /r on the machine and
see if it comes back up.

"DJReilly" > wrote in message
...
> I cannot get Windows Xp to boot *at all* by any means. Not
> even with the Start up CD. It apparently does not have the
> drivers for my SCSI RAID Controller. When I try to load
> the drivers at the prompt (f6 to add 3rd party SCSI drvr),
> I get the Blue Screen of Death with the following message:
> STOP: 0x00000024
> (0x001902FA,0xF89ACB70,0xF89AC870,0xF814D830)
> Anybody out there have a clue how to get around this? I
> can't get into anything in the o/s at all-can't get to
> System Recovery or anything..
>
> Mucho, mucho, Gracias
> Deb
>
>

[DJReilly]

Actually, I would love to boot into recovery console-I
have tried about a dozen times already-it is in the
attempt to do this that I encounter the Blue Screen of
Death. I cannot get into any aspect of windows. I can
access my BIOS and my RAID utility and that is it.
>-----Original Message-----
>STOP 0x24's are generally caused by the ntfs file system
not loading
>properly. Boot into recovery console and run a chkdsk /r
on the machine and
>see if it comes back up.
>
>"DJReilly" > wrote in
message
...
>> I cannot get Windows Xp to boot *at all* by any means.
Not
>> even with the Start up CD. It apparently does not have
the
>> drivers for my SCSI RAID Controller. When I try to load
>> the drivers at the prompt (f6 to add 3rd party SCSI
drvr),
>> I get the Blue Screen of Death with the following
message:
>> STOP: 0x00000024
>> (0x001902FA,0xF89ACB70,0xF89AC870,0xF814D830)
>> Anybody out there have a clue how to get around this? I
>> can't get into anything in the o/s at all-can't get to
>> System Recovery or anything..
>>
>> Mucho, mucho, Gracias
>> Deb
>>
>>
>
>
>.
>

[Joseph Conway \(MSFT\)]

Then you may need to do a parallel install to get fuctionality. Does the
STOP code change booting to recovery console or still STOP 0x24? Make sure
that youre specifying your RAID driver as well during the boot.

"DJReilly" > wrote in message
...
> Actually, I would love to boot into recovery console-I
> have tried about a dozen times already-it is in the
> attempt to do this that I encounter the Blue Screen of
> Death. I cannot get into any aspect of windows. I can
> access my BIOS and my RAID utility and that is it.
> >-----Original Message-----
> >STOP 0x24's are generally caused by the ntfs file system
> not loading
> >properly. Boot into recovery console and run a chkdsk /r
> on the machine and
> >see if it comes back up.
> >
> >"DJReilly" > wrote in
> message
> ...
> >> I cannot get Windows Xp to boot *at all* by any means.
> Not
> >> even with the Start up CD. It apparently does not have
> the
> >> drivers for my SCSI RAID Controller. When I try to load
> >> the drivers at the prompt (f6 to add 3rd party SCSI
> drvr),
> >> I get the Blue Screen of Death with the following
> message:
> >> STOP: 0x00000024
> >> (0x001902FA,0xF89ACB70,0xF89AC870,0xF814D830)
> >> Anybody out there have a clue how to get around this? I
> >> can't get into anything in the o/s at all-can't get to
> >> System Recovery or anything..
> >>
> >> Mucho, mucho, Gracias
> >> Deb
> >>
> >>
> >
> >
> >.
> >

[DJReilly]

The STOP error messages do not change, and I am specifying
my RAID driver. I checked with the manufacturer for
updated drivers, and they no longer make my particular
RAID controller nor do they offer support for it..I wonder
if it could be that the driver is corrupted and Windows
can no longer recognize it. How do I attempt a parallel
install?
>-----Original Message-----
>Then you may need to do a parallel install to get
fuctionality. Does the
>STOP code change booting to recovery console or still
STOP 0x24? Make sure
>that youre specifying your RAID driver as well during the
boot.
>
>"DJReilly" > wrote in
message
...
>> Actually, I would love to boot into recovery console-I
>> have tried about a dozen times already-it is in the
>> attempt to do this that I encounter the Blue Screen of
>> Death. I cannot get into any aspect of windows. I can
>> access my BIOS and my RAID utility and that is it.
>> >-----Original Message-----
>> >STOP 0x24's are generally caused by the ntfs file
system
>> not loading
>> >properly. Boot into recovery console and run a
chkdsk /r
>> on the machine and
>> >see if it comes back up.
>> >
>> >"DJReilly" > wrote in
>> message
>> ...
>> >> I cannot get Windows Xp to boot *at all* by any
means.
>> Not
>> >> even with the Start up CD. It apparently does not
have
>> the
>> >> drivers for my SCSI RAID Controller. When I try to
load
>> >> the drivers at the prompt (f6 to add 3rd party SCSI
>> drvr),
>> >> I get the Blue Screen of Death with the following
>> message:
>> >> STOP: 0x00000024
>> >> (0x001902FA,0xF89ACB70,0xF89AC870,0xF814D830)
>> >> Anybody out there have a clue how to get around
this? I
>> >> can't get into anything in the o/s at all-can't get
to
>> >> System Recovery or anything..
>> >>
>> >> Mucho, mucho, Gracias
>> >> Deb
>> >>
>> >>
>> >
>> >
>> >.
>> >
>
>
>.
>

[Joseph Conway \(MSFT\)]

Well from what it sounds like you might not be able to do this, but, you
would boot the machine from CD, specify the controller, and then install
Windows into a new directory. Since you cannot get to recovery console I
dont think that you will be able to do this. If thats the case, last effort
before FFR would be to move the drive into another machine and see if a
chkdsk can fix the problem.

"DJReilly" > wrote in message
...
> The STOP error messages do not change, and I am specifying
> my RAID driver. I checked with the manufacturer for
> updated drivers, and they no longer make my particular
> RAID controller nor do they offer support for it..I wonder
> if it could be that the driver is corrupted and Windows
> can no longer recognize it. How do I attempt a parallel
> install?
> >-----Original Message-----
> >Then you may need to do a parallel install to get
> fuctionality. Does the
> >STOP code change booting to recovery console or still
> STOP 0x24? Make sure
> >that youre specifying your RAID driver as well during the
> boot.
> >
> >"DJReilly" > wrote in
> message
> ...
> >> Actually, I would love to boot into recovery console-I
> >> have tried about a dozen times already-it is in the
> >> attempt to do this that I encounter the Blue Screen of
> >> Death. I cannot get into any aspect of windows. I can
> >> access my BIOS and my RAID utility and that is it.
> >> >-----Original Message-----
> >> >STOP 0x24's are generally caused by the ntfs file
> system
> >> not loading
> >> >properly. Boot into recovery console and run a
> chkdsk /r
> >> on the machine and
> >> >see if it comes back up.
> >> >
> >> >"DJReilly" > wrote in
> >> message
> >> ...
> >> >> I cannot get Windows Xp to boot *at all* by any
> means.
> >> Not
> >> >> even with the Start up CD. It apparently does not
> have
> >> the
> >> >> drivers for my SCSI RAID Controller. When I try to
> load
> >> >> the drivers at the prompt (f6 to add 3rd party SCSI
> >> drvr),
> >> >> I get the Blue Screen of Death with the following
> >> message:
> >> >> STOP: 0x00000024
> >> >> (0x001902FA,0xF89ACB70,0xF89AC870,0xF814D830)
> >> >> Anybody out there have a clue how to get around
> this? I
> >> >> can't get into anything in the o/s at all-can't get
> to
> >> >> System Recovery or anything..
> >> >>
> >> >> Mucho, mucho, Gracias
> >> >> Deb
> >> >>
> >> >>
> >> >
> >> >
> >> >.
> >> >
> >
> >
> >.
> >