You can fix both with even basic text editors from boot disks, no matter what the configuration is that's broken. I can even fix a broken initramfs from a boot disk. You just can't do that with Windows. Well got used Dell and my God its a pain. Just freezes up on that screen and only option is to hold power button for 7 seconds as ctrl-alt-del does nothing also.
Any help would be wonderful! Totally lost as to what to do. INI It says "No matching files were found. Anyone know what to do? The problem is I know nothing about XP so I'm always stuck with using a combination of common sense and Google. I got stuck with a Config error last week and could not fix it, had to send to the repair guys, but now I know, thanks so much for this Once I located an XP boot disk, took me half an hour to recover the computer.
Thanks much and Happy Holidays to all. Is there a way to get rid of the old version? Help please! Unfortunately every command: "No matching files were found" OR "The system cannot the file or directory specified". I have cloned the drive in question and tried this process on the original and the clone with the same results. Could somebody please help? After the question "Which windows installation would you like to log onto" I have tried 3 and 2 and get "Invalid selection.
Got to recovery console. I should point out i've have had a major crash. After i've done this the desktop icons begin slowly to appear. Now what happens is that every application in startup IE. Browser, Outlook, AVG, and just about everything else comes up with the same error. I have a backup and the errors were all automatically backed up to that as well as this happens on both disks.
Now i have managed to go through this above process in safe mode and execute a system restore 3 times now. Always the same errors. I bit the bullet and decided to do a rtepair install, but you guessed it, repair is not an option. I am trying very hard to get this system up as you can see. I am now determined to get this operating system going again, even if just for the experience rather than the recovery of the data, because it is all accessible from Vista and in duplicate.
Also, I have run Chkdsc from recovery. Thanks in advance, Paul. This is instantly my favorite page in the universe. The Repair install is not an option on the setup XP setup page.
I don't know why. This is a basic precaution that i would recommend as yes i almost caused a disaster one time before! This fixed up my issue immediately. Thank you so much for posting this. God bless you. Be grateful for those who "create" stuff.
What have you created that is better than windows? You're just a USER. Grow up and bury your bias. This guide is to help guys out, not a forum for critics. Why are you even here when you don't use windows? I do not normally comment but this post saved me a lot of work and 4 yrs of documents pics and musics. Thank you very much. I uninstalled Kaspersky and some components went with it. Applying this post solved everything. I find it weird that people come here just to criticize and make off topic comments.
Let us all be grateful that someone who knows took the pain to solve our problem free of charge. You have really saved me many hours of work, frustration, potential data loss and shelling out your hard-earned greenbacks.
A recent hardware or software change might have caused this. If your computer stopped responding, restarted unexpectedly, Choosing normally gets me in this loop of rebooting and the above message. I've chosen safe mode and several lines of "multi 0 disk 0 rdisk 0 partition Is the abort command supposed to work if one has issued the reboot from GUI.
I have tried this on my Windows 7 Ultimate, it does not seem to be working. I hibernated it last night today when I opened it ,it asked me if I were to boot from scratch or continue with the boot process. I commanded it to continue and now it just shows the boot logo turns black and reboot. If you want to reboot Windows with your own time out value you can use the below command. Reply Link. Works for rebooting Windows 10 from cmd. Use precise geolocation data. Select personalised content.
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