Using chkdsk on a different version of Windows doesn't matter. I've used a Windows 7 Recovery Disk to do a chkdsk on an XP laptop. Unless you're trying other system repairs, then it matters. Chkdsk, doesn't matter.
and like KSoD said, we need the STOP code its giving you. If you're getting errors when booting from the CD though, then it's possible there are other hardware problems, or the disc you burned is bad.
and like KSoD said, we need the STOP code its giving you. If you're getting errors when booting from the CD though, then it's possible there are other hardware problems, or the disc you burned is bad.