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I restart comp to install vista, it loads all the files and then shows the splash screen but then it freeze on the splash screen and shows a blue screen of "machine check exception error" seconds later after the freezeI also tried installing from...

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I have a HP Pavilion dv6137tx (dv6000t series) notebook computer running Windows XP Home Premium Edition (clean install over Windows XP Media Center Edition). By default, the integrated web camera is not recognized by Windows Vista so I have to install the firmware update for the camera, after which it does work in Vista but when I restart the computer, I get a blue screen error for the following file:

r5u870flx.sys

The only way out of this is to start Safe Mode with Command Prompt and rename the two files r5u870flx86.sys and r5u870fux86.sys in c:\windows\system32\drivers\ to r5u870flx86.sys.old and r5u870fux86.sys.old. The system then boots normally.

Upon Installing Windows Vista, I was getting the "Blue Screen of Death" and it would only appear for half a second. I could not workout why vista would not complete the installation until i got a glimpse of the blue screen before the sytem rebooted.. Apparently, there is a problem with the ATI driver that vista shipped. So, What i did was, replace the graphic card with an old one, and I could complete the installation that way. If you are having the same problem, follow the steps below:

Replace ATI Graphic Card before Vista Installation.
Install Vista
Do a Windows Update When Installation is complete.

Hi All,

I am a new member of the forum. I recently purchased a HP Pavilion dv9000t with Vista home premium. I decided to do the update to Ultimate edition. Well I validate the key and download the updater. It gets all the way through the install and on the initial launch after the completed update it bombs out with a blue screen of death that prompts an error but the screen does not stay up long enough for me to see the exact error. The laptop is then stuck in a boot loop but never reaches the desktop. I tried running it in safe mode and still no success. I am forced to roll back to the version I am currently running.

Try to see the event viewer to find some errors, other think that you can do is look for error message in your blue screen and contact microsoft-support.