On Feb 17, 7:58*pm, "webster72n" <webster...@gmail.com> wrote:
> Re-installing was the wrong way to go, unless you assembled your pc yourself
> and didn't have the CD's/DVD's to go along with the OS.
> Those disks enable you to detect anything wrong with the system
> and then to apply the fix accordingly.
> By the looks of it you may be well served to:
> 1. make sure all components in your pc are in the right place and
> * * working properly.
> 2. obtain those disks for re-installation and/or recovery if they are
> * * missing.
> Once everything is in place, you shouldn't have any problems whatsoever.
>
> Harry.
>
> "Realitysix" *wrote in messagenews:....
>
> I install Some updates.. I restarted my computer to see this error that
> the kernel is missing or corrupt. I tried to repair using the install
> disk but it didn't help. I recovered from an earlyer backup no help
> either just got a new os saying windows vista recovered . So i tried a
> clean install but when the computer restarts to finish installing i get
> the kernel error. I thought cleaning the computer would help so i took
> apart the computer cleaned with a cloth put everything back together
> still didnt work.
> When i boot up i have 3 os now.
>
> Windows vista. *NLS data is missing for this one.
>
> Windows vista home premium recovered. NLS data missing for this one
> too.
>
>ou Windows vista home premium. Kernel is missing or corrupt for this one
>
> None of them *boot into safe mode.
>
> Help please
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You might want to do a "System Restore" to the date before you
downloaded the updates.
Bill
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