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Jilly
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      08-30-2007
Please can someone help. I have had similar problems as another user (see
attached post below) and I can't get
into windows at all. Only the blue screen with technical jargon and the
options to edit Bios etc. I do not unfortnately have the windows XP disk
(or any other XP disks) and wonder if it is possible to somehow download this
(via another computer, onto a disk) and do the necessary repairs.

Urgent help required!!!



"Dev" wrote:

> Lately I had to do a manual power down and restart, only when I restarted and
> reached the 'windows failed to shut down/start properly...' screen i found I
> could no longer get to the desktop. Starting in safe mode populates a list of
> several drivers from the system32 folder, says 'press esc to cancel loading
> sptd.sys, then simply stops with the list displayed and eventually resets to
> the 'windows did not shutdown/start properly' screen.
>
> Starting normally or in 'last known good configuration' shows the Windows CP
> logo and the scrolling blue loading bar, but just shows this screen until the
> computer resets to the aforementioned screen.
>
> I attempted to use a recovery disc to fix the probolem. The recovery
> console, after using the 'chkdsk' command, says 'the volume appears to
> contain one or more unrecoverable errors'. Attempting to use the disc to
> install windows XP again shows 4 'undetected' drives, and pressing any key
> results in a stop error:
>
> STOP - 0x0000008E (0XC0000005, 0XF7416F3E, 0XF7012778, 0X00000000)
>
> it also says:
>
> Setupdd.sys - address F7416F3E base at F734F2000, datestamp 3d6dd67F
>
> Are there any other ways to recover my system or do I need to reformat the
> drive, and if so, how do I reformat from the recovery console?


 
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Tom Willett
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      08-30-2007
Have you tried asking in a Windows XP newsgroup? This is Vista.

"Jilly" <> wrote in message
news:84AB487E-1CA0-4186-8FE5-...
| Please can someone help. I have had similar problems as another user (see
| attached post below) and I can't get
| into windows at all. Only the blue screen with technical jargon and the
| options to edit Bios etc. I do not unfortnately have the windows XP disk
| (or any other XP disks) and wonder if it is possible to somehow download
this
| (via another computer, onto a disk) and do the necessary repairs.
|
| Urgent help required!!!
|
|
|
| "Dev" wrote:
|
| > Lately I had to do a manual power down and restart, only when I
restarted and
| > reached the 'windows failed to shut down/start properly...' screen i
found I
| > could no longer get to the desktop. Starting in safe mode populates a
list of
| > several drivers from the system32 folder, says 'press esc to cancel
loading
| > sptd.sys, then simply stops with the list displayed and eventually
resets to
| > the 'windows did not shutdown/start properly' screen.
| >
| > Starting normally or in 'last known good configuration' shows the
Windows CP
| > logo and the scrolling blue loading bar, but just shows this screen
until the
| > computer resets to the aforementioned screen.
| >
| > I attempted to use a recovery disc to fix the probolem. The recovery
| > console, after using the 'chkdsk' command, says 'the volume appears to
| > contain one or more unrecoverable errors'. Attempting to use the disc to
| > install windows XP again shows 4 'undetected' drives, and pressing any
key
| > results in a stop error:
| >
| > STOP - 0x0000008E (0XC0000005, 0XF7416F3E, 0XF7012778, 0X00000000)
| >
| > it also says:
| >
| > Setupdd.sys - address F7416F3E base at F734F2000, datestamp 3d6dd67F
| >
| > Are there any other ways to recover my system or do I need to reformat
the
| > drive, and if so, how do I reformat from the recovery console?
|


 
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Peter Foldes
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      08-30-2007
Jilly

Best posted to the Windows XP newsgroup

http://www.microsoft.com/communities...dowsxp.general



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"Jilly" <> wrote in message news:84AB487E-1CA0-4186-8FE5-...
> Please can someone help. I have had similar problems as another user (see
> attached post below) and I can't get
> into windows at all. Only the blue screen with technical jargon and the
> options to edit Bios etc. I do not unfortnately have the windows XP disk
> (or any other XP disks) and wonder if it is possible to somehow download this
> (via another computer, onto a disk) and do the necessary repairs.
>
> Urgent help required!!!
>
>
>
> "Dev" wrote:
>
>> Lately I had to do a manual power down and restart, only when I restarted and
>> reached the 'windows failed to shut down/start properly...' screen i found I
>> could no longer get to the desktop. Starting in safe mode populates a list of
>> several drivers from the system32 folder, says 'press esc to cancel loading
>> sptd.sys, then simply stops with the list displayed and eventually resets to
>> the 'windows did not shutdown/start properly' screen.
>>
>> Starting normally or in 'last known good configuration' shows the Windows CP
>> logo and the scrolling blue loading bar, but just shows this screen until the
>> computer resets to the aforementioned screen.
>>
>> I attempted to use a recovery disc to fix the probolem. The recovery
>> console, after using the 'chkdsk' command, says 'the volume appears to
>> contain one or more unrecoverable errors'. Attempting to use the disc to
>> install windows XP again shows 4 'undetected' drives, and pressing any key
>> results in a stop error:
>>
>> STOP - 0x0000008E (0XC0000005, 0XF7416F3E, 0XF7012778, 0X00000000)
>>
>> it also says:
>>
>> Setupdd.sys - address F7416F3E base at F734F2000, datestamp 3d6dd67F
>>
>> Are there any other ways to recover my system or do I need to reformat the
>> drive, and if so, how do I reformat from the recovery console?

>

 
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Richard G. Harper
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      08-30-2007
I would add to the suggestions to visit an XP newsgroup, only for now I'll
add that without some sort of install, setup or restore disc your chances of
recovery are pretty slim.

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"Jilly" <> wrote in message
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> Please can someone help. I have had similar problems as another user (see
> attached post below) and I can't get
> into windows at all. Only the blue screen with technical jargon and the
> options to edit Bios etc. I do not unfortnately have the windows XP disk
> (or any other XP disks) and wonder if it is possible to somehow download
> this
> (via another computer, onto a disk) and do the necessary repairs.


 
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