bill
msg:3315353 | 2:30 am on Apr 19, 2007 (gmt 0) |
Welcome to WebmasterWorld Am_stuck. Check your system's BIOS to make sure that the boot sequence has your CD-ROM first. That should allow you to boot off of the Windows CD and run the repairs.
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youfoundjake
msg:3325567 | 7:51 pm on Apr 29, 2007 (gmt 0) |
Am_stuck, as bill mentioned, check your boot order in BIOS to make sure it sees the cd first, and when prompted, press any key to boot from the cd.....
As far as the actual error, it sounds like one of your registry hives are corrupt. It can get pretty tricky fixing it, so be careful and pay attention. heeh Good luck.
Doing a search on google reveals this for Windows XP:
[support.microsoft.com...] If you are having the problem on Windows 2000, expand on that search.
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Blacksheep
msg:3325648 | 9:40 pm on Apr 29, 2007 (gmt 0) |
If you have two cd-roms; try putting your xp disk in the other drive and reboot. At the command control panel prompt try the following command: chkdsk \r This will check your hard drive for errors and automatically attempt to repair them if you use the \r switch.
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Blacksheep
msg:3325681 | 10:49 pm on Apr 29, 2007 (gmt 0) |
Ok bad habit of using the wrong switch command Switch should be /r For a switch command use the slash under the question mark on the keyboard.
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