Satellite L300D c000021a (PSLC8E) blue screen on startup after win7 64 bit

Hello

The error code on a blue screen after startup (after loading win7 logo) is:
STOP: c000021a {fatal system error}

Installed Win7 Ultimate x 64.

My bios version is 1.80

Someone has any idea how to solve this problem?

Thanks for help

Have you tried to install the original preinstalled Toshiba system using the recovery disk to check if the same BSOD error appear?
If this is not the case, do.
This BSOD can be linked either hardware or software problem and good work and pre-configured system could clarify the situation.

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