BSOD STOP: 0x0000007B (0xF789EA94,0xC0000034,0x00000000, 0x00000000) on Proliant DL370 G6

[Diego Castelli]

i agree with Michael

[Michael A. McKenney]

If you have Carepaq, call HP open a ticket. See if they can get a different controller for you. I would say the issue is controller/server board BIOS conflict or driver conflict. What do you see in the event viewer?

[Michael A. McKenney]

Could the issue be related to the Intel chipset catastrophe? Call HP and see if your server board has the defective south bridge on it.

[sajigod]

n most cases, 0x0000007B 0xF78D2524 is caused by AHCI/RAID mode of SATA controller. You may need to change bios settings, specifically, change SATA Operation from the BIOS section known as ‘Drives’. To do so, follow these steps:

• Restart and start pressing F2 to enter BIOS
• Expand the “Drives” section
• Choose “SATA Operation”
• Change SATA Operation from “RAID Auto/AHCI” to “RAID Auto/ATA”

Drives Configuration options may differ on different laptops. For example, on Lenovo you may need to perform the following operations:

• Pressed F2 to enter BIOS setup on startup
• Choose “Configuration” tab
• Choose “SATA Mode Selection”
• Changed the mode from AHCI to IDE
• Save new Configuration options and restart

[jollyhapp]

Unfortunately it did not work… but you are correct with the rest… i am looking for hours and nothing seems to help and then I found this

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