https://support.microsoft.com/en-us/help/2528614/operating-system-intermittently-crashes-with-a-0x0000007e-stop-error-m

 

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None of these methods worked, I still completely don't have access to my computer and it's still boot looping over and over, would installing a new windows possibly work.

 

When you are installing Windows, there is a page that list Drives, and Partitions. There are options at the bottom for each Drive/Partition you highlight. The options beneath sometimes will include "Format". If you have files that you wish to keep, do NOT select "Format". If you do it will wipe the Drive clean. What Windows are you planning to install? Please don't say Windows 7! It has reached EoL (End of Life), and that could well be your problem. It's now an insecure OS with no security patches to come.

 

If you don’t mind losing your data. If need them then remove drive hook to another computer and transfer files.

 

If you are able to, booting to a Linux live disk will enable you to save any data you wish to an external drive.... I generally use an old Ubuntu 9 boot as it is more user friendly to people unfamiliar with linux..
You can also create a bootable USB flash drive using Rufus (Rufus - The Official Website (Download, New Releases)) and use that to create a bootable flash drive.Just need the .iso for the Linux distro of your choice.(generally free to download.. search with Google)
All this assumes you have use of another computer to create this.

 

If he's trying to install WINDOWS, he doesn't need to go through Linux. And he doesn't need to use Rufus. Windows Media Creation Tool will create a USB Flash drive to manage the install of Windows. If he doesn't want to used Windows anymore, then your advise is on point. Otherwise, he needs to follow the advise for an appropriate install of Windows. There is an option to maintain his old files in a "Windows.old" folder.

 

I think the advice on using linux is for saving/retrieving data not a install of linux.

 

Oh, OK. My bad.

 

Not at all we all make errors when reading.

 

This is a known issue with Faronics Deep Freeze. Boot to a repair DVD, and then overwrite the dfdisklo.sys and DeepFrz.sys files in windows\system\drivers with two system files obtained from Faronics you can copy from a USB flash drive. The computer will then restart, at which point you should uninstall and reinstall Deep Freeze.