Blue stop screen - Can't reformat computer either...

Perhaps just a format/reinstall of your system might be in order (or at least first a parallel install to backup data..followed by a format/reinstall).

Denny, I cannot go to start|run. my computer *Will Not* boot windows. And it *Will Not* start in safe mode, it crashes to the same screen. I also cannot repair reinstal, when i try to my computer crashes to the same blue screen of death. 

romanrzhok,

See if a repair reinstall can provide any assistance. Instructions for that are here.

romanrozhok,

Are you booting from the XP CD or letting it try to autostart from within Windows?

I am booting from the CD. I press F12. and then select boot from CD and it boots it. However it crashes as soon as it loads.

romanrozhok,

Are you seeing "Press any key to boot from CD..." in white on a black screen when the computer starts?

yes. I press any key, and it loads the blue windows screen. the one where it tells me to press enter if i want to instal windows xp or to press R to repair. that screen loads fine. However, if i press R for repair, or Enter, my computer crashes to the blue screen of death.

romanrozhok,

It should not be necessary, but it might help. Get an emergency boot diskette (you can download one from here) and run FDISK on your hard disk. That will eliminate any traces of the NTFS file system (and with any luck should allow you to do a normal installation without the stinkin' blue screens). Instructions for FDISK are here.

I would also like to add that i ran diagnostics and all the test results passed. it said i had no porblems.

I'd run the custom diags, specifically read and seek tests, i'd say it's very unlikely to cause the error you're getting, but at least it's fun to watch them run.

Once they pass, use any sort of boot disk: harddrive manufacturer's disk works well, or just about any boot disk from www.bootdisk.com will generally work. Boot to it and format the drive. Issue resolved.

If you don't have a floppy drive, you can likely load those same files onto a usb key. If you don't have that you can just connect the harddrive to a desktop pc (may have to purchase 2.5" to 3.5" ide converter (abotu $10) to do so) and format drive as a secondary drive, or if you're lazy, take it to a shop and have them do so.