How to Fix Stop Error 0x8007045d

Learn what causes the bsod stop error 0x8007045d. Follow this tutorial to find out how to resolve this error.

In this tutorial, we will teach you how to fix Blue Screen of Death Stop Error 0x8007045d. Find out what causes this error and how to troubleshoot it until its resolved.

Step 1 -- When does the error occur

This error basically represents an input output device related error and usually occurs when you try to copy data on to a usb storage device.

Step 2 -- Open system in safe mode

To resolve this error, restart windows and while booting, press the F8 Key to see the Advanced Boot Options. Over there, choose the safe mode option.

Step 3 -- Open msconfig

With that done, we will open the system configuration window by typing msconfig in the search field.

Step 4 -- Change startup type

In the General tab, switch the startup type from Normal to Selective.

Step 5 -- Resolve the bsod error

Now move to the startup tab and over there, uncheck any third party USB related softwares that might be appearing. With that done, click on Ok to close the system configuration window and restart windows in normal mode.
Once the system has rebooted, copy the file and you would notice that no error is displayed this time. This means that the error has been fixed and the file has been copied to the usb device.
In this manner, you can fix Blue Screen of Death Stop Error 0x8007045d.

[ahmadazzarruqi]

this is the good side of youtube ... and thankgod for that!!

[zacharyzubiate]

Worked, thanks! (P.S. for windows 10, boot into safe mode by holding shift when choosing the restart option in the power down menu.)

[lisettegaudry]

this worked for me, i m running Windows 7, trying to copy files from a Western Digital internal Hard Drive to a Western Digital Passport USB drive.now it works.thanks

[nifflinNiffler]

No. Just no. I had to pause your video like 50 times to get through less than 10 steps. You should have explained what "USB related" software looks like. Still got the error. I don't understand!

[Legendragon]

When I go to startup I have a lot of things so not sure which are usb third parties. I did it with all enabled but it didnt work.

[parmarmilan]

This trick is working thank u so much😊

[CubaTryTest]

There are so many startup items in my system configuration. How do I know which is the 3rd party related USB software?

[AngelaReuss]

... And how do you know which software is USB related?

[mattbaines]

Hi. i followed your advice but couldn't see any usb related software in the list. Is there anything else I can do to resolve the problem?

[Neim]

Worked! Genius! Saved my life! Thanks!

[fetussniffer]

Switch from USB3.0 to 2.0. Worked for me.

[latininxtc]

Ok, what if Selective startup was already chosen for me? Is that right there something that should not have happened?

I did this and did nothing. I'm trying to delete files off of my laptop's D drive.

[Uiks]

If this is occurring on your SD card reader, your're probably either need to replace your reader or sd card's adaptor. I'd start with the adaptor. You can try jiggling it in there, worked for me. In the long run, you will need to buy new hardware though.

[starmyk]

I have it the other way around.
From USB to PC.

[luckyspin]

Also if I don't have the Windows 7 DVD in the drive it gives me the Bootmgr Missing.
I have already deleted the drive, so there is no more windows installed in the laptop, but now i can't install a windows on it. What to do. :/

[BadMax]

this happened to my sony walkman nw-ws413 4gb after trying to update firmware from 1.00 do 1.03 and failed during installation now i cannot access my usb walkman on win 10 64bit . music still plays but i get 0x8007045d and I/O error im so sad

[xanScorp]

How about for Windows 8.1, or actually showing what can be disabled? Just saying, since most people don't have just two things in their services window.

[frankarrastia]

need help with a erra on window media player I insert a cd and it tells me it cant rip one or more tracks. bow can I fix? I also have windowa10 installed.

[badew]

There must be something wrong with your hard drive. Try to run some utilities from a dvd, such as chkdsk or anything that can detect hdd errors and fix them. After that, try to install win7 again. Hope that helps. Good luck!

[Octarin]

How about on Windows 10? When you go to startup it simply tells you that the task manager deals with that. I don't have any I/O related programs in my startup, except starting up the mouse and keyboard.