HP Envy M6 - 1158CA - BSOD on Windows Update

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• HP envy 700-210xt 8.1 windows update windows PC bsod crash

  I've been running my desire 700-210xt with Win 8.1 almost without fail until about a week ago. Windows Update tried to install an update that caused my PC go into a bootloop. I was unable to perform a recovery of windows, startup repair, refresh, repair installation, no matter what. I ended up reinstalling Win 8.1 from scratch. I went another 2-3 days or more without a problem, has received another but Windows Update, once again I have this exactly the problem. You guys have all problems like this? I'm not sure what update is causing this issue but plan to reinstall again... And suppose that disable updates until I can resolve what is the cause. Any ideas?

  I was actually able to fix my problem with this command from within the recovery console cmd

  DISM / image: C: \ / cleanup-image /revertpendingactions

  found a similar problem in this thread which lead to know what to do.  So well done to this guy... however.  After connection back and check the available updates I came across KB2930275, an update... which, after googling, it was, causing problems just like that on Windows Pro 8.1 specifically.  For now I'm good but shaped I'd share this update might be avoided.

  http://www.justinphillips.co/General/fix-Windows-8-1-update-reboot-loop

• Clean installed of 8.1 to 10240 10 Windows, BSOD after windows updates.

  
  

  Well HP, I can fortunately smile and call you useless, I solved this problem with the rapid storage driver of intel in conflict with other things here. So, if you cannot restart and have just restored and google and found yourself here, don't activate windows update, disable via the services.msc windows and download updates manually, and drivers from HP or your God of machines.

• Want H8-1534: could not start HP Envy H8-1534 pc after Windows update 10, 1607

  Windows 10 has made automatically update 1607 (KB3176936) on the pc of my wife (HP Envy H8-1534) about 6 days ago. Since then I could not start the pc the first time I turn it on.

  When I hit the power button on the monitor lights up with the HP logo on black screen as usual but the loading icon (spinning points) does not start. Fans start, but there is no activity on the Tower in the way of flashing lights or beep sounds. If I turned off the pc by using the power button, wait 10 seconds and turn on again, the pc will start up as normal. So far, for the last 6 days, it took the 2nd attempt so that it starts the pc every time. It almost seems as if there are not able to go to the system except for the fans in this first attempt to start.

  I ran a test at startup by pressing the F2 key without no problems found. I disabled the SATA power management in the BIOS. I ran the Windows startup with no result repair. Here are the results of the txt file.

  I researched all the possibilities. I fear that this could begin to worsen. Any help will be appreciated.

  Name: Target OS Test
  Result: Completed successfully. Error code = 0 x 0
  Time taken = 265 ms
  The test is performed:
  ---------------------------
  Name: Checking content Volume
  Result: Completed successfully. Error code = 0 x 0
  Setting time = ms 2391
  The test is performed:
  ---------------------------
  Name: Diagnostic Boot manager
  Result: Completed successfully. Error code = 0 x 0
  Time taken = 63 ms
  The test is performed:
  ---------------------------
  Name: Diagnosis of the system startup log
  Result: Completed successfully. Error code = 0 x 0
  Time = 0 ms
  The test is performed:
  ---------------------------
  Name: event log diagnosis
  Result: Completed successfully. Error code = 0 x 0
  Time taken = 62 ms
  The test is performed:
  ---------------------------
  Rated: Internal audit of State
  Result: Completed successfully. Error code = 0 x 0
  Time = 0 ms
  The test is performed:
  ---------------------------
  Name: Start-up condition Test
  Result: Completed successfully. Error code = 0 x 0
  Time taken = 31 ms
  Root cause found:
  ---------------------------
  State the start indicates that the OS booted successfully.
  ---------------------------
  ---------------------------

  DBHPENVY,

  I turned off quickly startup on the pc and until now he started first try twice. I'll let you know how it does after a few days of testing.

  I read everything it does and it is perfectly logical, how it might affect our pc is the way. Go to this link and read about it and see if she could help. I thought I had turned off fast start already, but after an update he might have gotten turned on.

  Here is the link: http://www.tenforums.com/tutorials/4189-fast-startup-turn-off-windows-10-a.html

• HP Envy 17-J001TX E3A59PA #ABG Windows Update 8.1

  Hi guys,.

  The HP Envy 17 - J001TX E3A59PA #ABG has not been tested by HP for Windows 8.1 update, according to the Web site. Is there an estimated time when we can expect the update is available for this machine?

  Thank you very much

  Adam Taylor

  Based on the HP ENVY 17-j001tx laptop drivers page, HP provides WIndows drivers 8.1 for the HP ENVY 17-j001tx laptop. This is an indication that this model has been tested with Windows 8.1

  If you have any other questions, feel free to ask.

   

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• HP ENVY m6 1158ca: Windows 8 Pro Setup own activation fails 0xC004C003 blocked by OEM product key

  My hard drive died on my HP ENVY m6 1158ca.  I replaced and ran 6 discs recovery I created for my daughter and

  After the last completed album, I hit continue to do construction and each time after several reboots (ready devices... Prepares... ... Software administrator is installed) it would get the BSOD - 0xc000000f - a required device is not connected or not available.  SO I format the disk of 1 TB and do Factory reset again, and it still fails in the same way.

  After failing on several occasions, I've used a Windows DVD Pro 8 for another HP laptop and Windows 8 coming!

  However, the activation of Windows 8 needs a key I guess that the BIOS it will not work.

  Call Microsoft by using the "activate Windows by phone" gave rise to the statement "you must call OEM.

  to get a key and then call us back and then we can help you"

  The HP ENVY is out of warranty, who do I contact to get this key on the BIOS?  or the BIOS button does not work

  because the Windows 8 Pro does not correspond to something?  The laptop came originally with Windows 8.

  Thanks in advance for any help,

  Marlene

  Hi @ml88,

  Welcome to the HP Forums! To help you get the most out of the Forums of HP, I would like to draw your attention to the Guide of the Forums HP first time here? Learn how to publish and more.

  The product key that is embedded in the BIOS may not work with the version of Windows 8 Pro.

  Here is a document HP-HP System Recovery troubleshooting (Windows 8) computers you can review. It can help restore the system from the recovery disks.

  If you need to get the recovery media:

  HP computers - get HP recovery disks or HP USB recovery disc

  Let me know how it goes.

  To say thank you, click on the "thumbs-up". Accept the post as a solution, if your problem solved, so that other people have the same problem can see it.

  Kind regards

• HP ENVY 700-049 will be not updated to Windows 8.1 - 0xC1900101 - 0 x 20018

  I recently bought a HP Envy, office 700-049 and have updated to the most recent Windows 8.  I re-downloaded and installed all the drivers for Windows 8 listed on the support page.  I disabled the LAN wireless in Windows (no way to do it in the BIOS I can say).  After that, I went to the App Store Windows and ran the 8.1 update.  The machine restarts and begins to set up the devices, but stops before the end with the SYSTEM_THREAD EXCEPTION NOT_HANDLED error.

  On reboot I give myself

  0xC1900101 - 0 x 30018

  It appears in Google... and I tried common recommendations (install updates, install the latest driver, disable WLAN)... y at - it additional suggestions or I'll just have to hang tight on MS to fix this?

  My wrist is tired of bouncing over the shortcut bar. :-)

  Kind regards

  -Tony

  Obviously, make sure you have the latest drivers and updates installed... but I managed to get through there.

  I'm pretty sure that the Ralink Wireless card is the culprit.

  In addition to the steps I have described here above I have disabled the integrated graphics card.  Also, I was going through a KVM.  I hooked the mouse, keyboard and monitor directly in... using the graphic adapter PCIx.   But I suspect that the following was "the miracle."

  I had a set of screwdrivers on a small scale and a pair of pliers and took the Ralink wireless out.  It's just "above" where is the PCIx graphic card.  This screw was really in there... Please be very careful not not to strip out.  Once the screw is out, it appears out of the slot.  I just hid it near bays of drive.

  With the offline wireless the 8.1 update succeeded.

  -Tony

• HP Envy X 2: win 8 notebook refreshed with erasure of data, Windows updates restart loop

  I have a laptop hp envy x 2 convertible. I just did a refresh with erasure of data for preparation of the laptop for sale. I'm trying to upgrade to 8.1 Windows so I can get the opinion of Windows 10 reserve (already booked before wiping, but I want to make sure it stuck) and I have a problem with the Windows updates.
  
  I did the first round of Windows updates and rebooted. Now whenever I go to check the additional updates, it tells me to restart. I restarted my computer 5 times Yes and I still get the same message. It does not seem to do anything with the updates on reboot. How can I fix?

  Hi, thanks for the response. This problem is actually solved to him alone this weekend. When I went the power options, there is an option "to update and restart." Once I chose this option instead of "restart now" from the screen of Windows updates, it installed updates and I have not had any more problems.

• HP Envy Rove 20 - Windows update breaks tapΘ 11

  Hi, I was wondering if anyone else has this problem? Any help appreciated.

  HP Envy Rove 20

  Windows 8.1

  Windows - scheduled to run automatically updates

  When windows update requires a reboot to install recently downloaded updates, I reboot and after restarting internet explore 11 poster not all web pages at all - just there is 'waiting for reply' of any url I type in, all other connected network applications work correctly (by email, news RSS norton internet security etc.).

  This happens in the office as well as Win 8.1 mode mode (no difference). I tried to reboot several times after the update, remove temporary files, cookies, etc - all to no effect.

  Other devices on my home network can view web pages etc without problems, internet connection, DNS, router wireless and Broadband BT are all ok. (I'm in the United Kingdom).

  The only course of action to correct the problem seems to be a restore from the most recent restore point system (before the updates being downloaded. I also have HP support assistant installed and running (check the updates from HP etc..)

  I tried to do a system restore, then install google chrome, running windows update again, install all the same updates, chrome has the same problem as IE11.

  This happens very regularly - ideas out there?

  Thank you very much.

  Hello @dregan29,

  I understand that you have a problem with a particular Windows Update and seek help. I am offering a Microsoft Support page:difficulty of the problems of Microsoft Windows Update, Microsoft has designed to help with the issue on their updates. As it is a Microsoft Update you the origin of the problem in my opinion, they will offer you the best chance of a solution.

  I hope this helps. Thanks for posting on the HP Forums. Have a great day!

• BSoD * STOP 0X000000F4 after Windows Update in February

  Dell Inspiron 6000
  XP, SP3
  I DO NOT HAVE INSTALL DISKS - Dell installed at the company.

  @Feb 14, I ran the Windows updates pending on my system.
  I also bought a camcorder and used to download files on the internet (will explain later).

  Started having BSOD intermittently.  Sometimes not for 5 days, sometimes 2-3 in one hour.  It all started with

  STOP 0X000000F4, but the numbers after the () are different each time.

  Suddenly, about a week after that, I got a pop up Antivirus Soft that wouldn't let me do anything.  I knew what IT was.  Has jumped on another computer and discovered how what file to look in the registry to hack.  Started in safe mode and remove outside.  Update my Lavasoft Ad-Aware free edition and scanned.  Nothing detected.  Maintained have BSOD a few days later.

  I thought maybe the file copy program was the issue of BSoD, because I searched and found a few things about it.  So I put my system on the eve, I bought and used the camcorder.  Days passed.

  BSoD.  OPS.  0X000000F4 even.  Even intermittent.  So I found this issue of update from Ms.  Yep... This seems to be the same time, I've updated and started with the BSoD.

  Here, he said to call 866-727-2338.  That recording told me to go to some MS website and launch the microsoft virus scan.  I did the analysis of THREE HOURS.  He found:

  Spyware:Win32 / Conducent
  C:\Program files\pkware\pkzipw\tsuninst.exe
  (vfs:tsadbot.exe #1).
  (vfs:tsad.dll)
   
  Trojan: Win32 / FakeSpypro
  C:\System volume information\_restore{46de8921-1d39-44d2-a9e9-64119261f211}\rp750\a0072138.exe
  (upx)------(upx)
   
  1 average issue found
  Program: Win32 / PowerReg Scheduler
  C:\windows\pss\powerreg scheduler.exestartup
  C:\Program files\ubi soft\riven\ubi1.exe
  C: documents and settings\all Users\Menu menu\programs\games\ubi soft\riven\register riven.lnk

  I then reminded the same number and when they answered, I asked who I speak to people affected by the update from Ms.

  The technology took my information and then remotely controlled my computer for AN HOUR.  He ran HiJack this.  He said that he found "stuff."  Said everything should be OK.

  Well, since I had restored my computer to February 12, I have now several updates to MS waiting to be installed.

  So - that of/do not install where the MS Updates?
  I'm sure now, you think?
  All the places I should look in System 32 or the registry?

  Dell Inspiron 6000
  XP, SP3
  I DO NOT HAVE INSTALL DISKS - Dell installed at the company.

  @Feb 14, I ran the Windows updates pending on my system.
  I also bought a camcorder and used to download files on the internet (will explain later).

  Started having BSOD intermittently.  Sometimes not for 5 days, sometimes 2-3 in one hour.  It all started with

  STOP 0X000000F4, but the numbers after the () are different each time.

  Suddenly, about a week after that, I got a pop up Antivirus Soft that wouldn't let me do anything.  I knew what IT was.  Has jumped on another computer and discovered how what file to look in the registry to hack.  Started in safe mode and remove outside.  Update my Lavasoft Ad-Aware free edition and scanned.  Nothing detected.  Maintained have BSOD a few days later.

  I thought maybe the file copy program was the issue of BSoD, because I searched and found a few things about it.  So I put my system on the eve, I bought and used the camcorder.  Days passed.

  BSoD.  OPS.  0X000000F4 even.  Even intermittent.  So I found this issue of update from Ms.  Yep... This seems to be the same time, I've updated and started with the BSoD.

  Here, he said to call 866-727-2338.  That recording told me to go to some MS website and launch the microsoft virus scan.  I did the analysis of THREE HOURS.  He found:

  Spyware:Win32 / Conducent
  C:\Program files\pkware\pkzipw\tsuninst.exe
  (vfs:tsadbot.exe #1).
  (vfs:tsad.dll)
   
  Trojan: Win32 / FakeSpypro

  
  C:\System volume information\_restore{46de8921-1d39-44d2-a9e9-64119261f211}\rp750\a0072138.exe
  (upx)------(upx)
   
  1 average issue found
  Program: Win32 / PowerReg Scheduler
  C:\windows\pss\powerreg scheduler.exestartup
  C:\Program files\ubi soft\riven\ubi1.exe
  C: documents and settings\all Users\Menu menu\programs\games\ubi soft\riven\register riven.lnk

  I then reminded the same number and when they answered, I asked who I speak to people affected by the update from Ms.

  The technology took my information and then remotely controlled my computer for AN HOUR.  He ran HiJack this.  He said that he found "stuff."  Said everything should be OK.

  Well, since I had restored my computer to February 12, I have now several updates to MS waiting to be installed.

  So - that of/do not install where the MS Updates?
  I'm sure now, you think?
  All the places I should look in System 32 or the registry?

  It depends on the timeline.  If the scanning and cleaning of malware that you listed was made after February 12, then you can still be infected due to the restoration of the system.
  Therefore, I would say that you are running an analysis of potential threats, before installing the updates.   Also, take a look at this sticky post:
  http://social.answers.Microsoft.com/forums/en-us/vistawu/thread/0bf82f7e-9829-42da-A882-08efbed9de9d

• I've corrected the 10 Feb Windows update BSOD issue. What to do next?

  Like many others my infographic died with a BSOD after the windows update Feb10th. Returning the suggested KB977165 had no effect, but fortunately after returning all the updates, my computer is back to life.
  I have now a computer with windows update disabled with an update waiting that I suspect is causing the BSOD again if I turn on updates.
  The various forums etc I found will tell you how to recover your computer on but none that I have found tell me if I can go back to windows update or how carefully remove any update caused the BSOD.
  I haven't tried the "no support for Windows Update problems" for an answer and gave with an automated response telling me to try here.
  Can someone please point me to a 'next steps' to recover completely from this?

  I've heard reports of infected, media files cj. The two movies and songs that have been downloaded through Limewire.  If I hear anything else about it, I will be sure to post it here. All the protection we use still depends on who is using the keyboard or mouse click.

  Suggest that you scan the system with Malwarebytes anti-malware , too.  Download the free version, install and allow update when installed.
  Then click on the button scan and use the default quick scan setting. Once the scan is complete click on the button to display the results.
  If sure all detected object is checked and then click on the button select Remove.
  If nothing is detected, I would start the system into safe mode and do a Full scan, too. It will take time to finish but worth it.

  One way that you would be able to be almost certain to 100% that you have detected and deleted all the bad creatures is to shoot on the hard drive, install it as a slave on another system and then scan the HD active.
  Or you can create a BartsPE or Linux boot cd and the scanner without having to shoot HD.

  Anyway is not elegant, to say the least, and not give the same level of confidence you would have with (ugh) formatting and reinstalling.
  MowGreen Services consumer safety update

• BSOD on all options after starting windows updates running.

  I ran the windows updates last night I shut down my computer.  I remember it being about 12 updates to run.

  Windows Vista, 32-bit

  This morning, I rebooted my computer and during the loading sequence, updates continue (the non-graphical part) and then I got a BSOD.  I tried to run all the security modes and got the same message.

  I ran repair my system disk and got the message that he could not repair the version of windows.  I tried a system restore, but it said I had no save points.

  Is there a way to manually tell it that updates have been an uninstall from the reapir vista disk command prompt?

  The specific the BSOD error code is
  0x0000007E (0xC0000005, 0x8264CB56, 0x803998CC, 0x803995C8)

  Any help which is not one of these answers canned that has a bunch of stuff I can't do since I can't on something else that the ERD would be useful.
  Thank you!

  In the end I solved it me - so if someone runs into similar codes - here is the summary:

  I ran Windows Update.
  On reboot the part of the update that runs in non-graphical mode full - then crashed by the computer.
  I got BSOD screens whenever I tried to boot in any mode.
  The specific error code is 0x0000007E (0xC0000005, 0x8264CB56, 0x803998CC, 0x803995C8)
  I tried the repair disk installation process - which could not find anything.
  I couldn't do a system restore point, because they were all gone.
  I called Microsoft - they were very nice, but their only solution was to re - install which was not possible for me.
  I downloaded and created a boot cd on another computer that could run antivirus software.
  The disc has been call BootCD Secured2k - there is a forum on the Mcafee site about this.
  I used it and found a Patched - atapi.sys trojan that he removed from the case.
  (Reading between the lines - this thing has been disrupted by the Microsoft Update that caused the mess)
  Then I got a new problem starting with the error code: 0x0000007b 0x80399bb0
  Same problem of being unable to boot in any mode.
  Same problem of being useless installation disc repair.
  After leaving it for a few hours, it occurred to me that perhaps when atapi.sys, that Trojan has been deleted the file was so.
  I connected the command line available from the installation disc advanced repair options.
  ATAPI.sys had indeed disappeared.
  I used the X:\windows\system32\drivers\atapi.sys and copied on my C:\Windows\system32\drivers.
  And presto! -my windows starts with happiness and everything seemed to work.
  (Why can't notice of repair of microsoft one missing disk or messed up file atapi.sys?)

  Unfortunately a few days later I noticed the Windows updates not working and I couldn't go even this part of the site.
  I tried everything I could think of and failed.
  So I called Mircorosoft again.
  We spent an hour on the phone and they found the problem this time!
  I used OpenDNS as my DNS provider for performance of problems caused by Time Warner.
  For some reason any OpenDNS blocking any attempt on my end to reach the Microsoft Update sites.
  I went from Microsoft recommended DNS and my computer was happy again.
  Everything has been happy since.

  And just to prove that I learned my lesson - I bought Norton Ghost and tries to configure full backups regular since the system restore point says that it don't work for me (I have a vista upgrade a XP Home machine on a FAT file system)

  So:
  Secured2K bootable anti-virus CD (and you can run other analyses of viruses such as PA recommended wear)
  If ATAPI. SYS is removed or bad - I copied it from the disc command prompt install.
  If you Microsoft updates stop working and you can't reach their windowsupdate.microsoft.com - check your DNS.

• BSOD after Windows last updated 7th error__

  Yesterday, my Windows XP automatically downloaded updates of Windows and restart failed with the BSOD appears. Error code was 0x0000007E. I tried to reboot in safe mode, but he still had the same problem. I've seen on this forum that a lot of people had the same problem with updates from yesterday. I don't have a Windows XP Recovery disk because Dell has stopped their expedition with their laptop. I'm dead in the water, do not know what to do.

  See the RESPONSE (by Kevin Hau) message in the main thread: http://social.answers.microsoft.com/Forums/en-US/vistawu/thread/73cea559-ebbd-4274-96bc-e292b69f2fd1 ~ Robear Dyer (PA Bear) ~ MS MVP (that is to say, mail, security, Windows & Update Services) since 2002 ~ WARNING: MS MVPs represent or work for Microsoft

• HP Envy 5660: Windows Update

  I am trying to install an update that is recommended, but I get the following message is displayed.

  He had problems installing the updates, but we will try again later. If you keep to see this and you want to perform an Internet search or contact support for further information, this can help:

  Hewlett-Packard Company WSD multifunction printer, multifunction printer, other sets of material - Null Print - HP ENVY 5660 - error 08024200 × b

  Hi @Jessie711,

  I see you found mistakes, trying to run the Windows updates to install the printer. I will definitely do my best to help you.

  I would say to uninstall all old software of the printer, if you updated to Windows 10. Then, download and install the latest drivers from HP.  Series printer e-all-in-one HP ENVY 5660 full feature software and drivers.

  How is the printer connected? (USB, Ethernet, WiFi)

  If you appreciate my efforts, please click on the "Thumbs up" button below.

  Please let me know the results. Thank you.

• XP SP3 cannot remove Windows Update: ITE - other hardware - UMass Storage Device (330). Causes BSOD when connecting memory card reader.

  Ativa AT-52N13 card reader worked fine until I installed the update from the window: ITE-other hardware - UMass Storage Device (330).  As soon as the card reader is connected I get a BSOD: BAD_POOL_CALLER.  Windows stopped not to damage your computer.

  Stop: 0x000000C2, 0 x 00000007, 0x000000CD4, 0 x 02040001, 0x8996A808

  The update is not listed in Add / Remove programs.  I don't know which driver I should delete.   Ativa, Office Depot, does not list the drivers for this device on their website and have been zero help.  Cannot find how to remove this update of any resource of Microsoft.  Any help would be appreciated.

  Windows XP device drivers using beats BSOD
  http://www.Microsoft.com/windowsxp/using/helpandsupport/learnmore/russel_july09.mspx

  Tip: Only get required updated driver from the download page of the manufacturer of the computer or device, NEVER of Windows Update (i.e., hide driver updates available through Windows Update).