PC Won't boot after exiting windows Defender while sanitizing a fi

I have Windoes Vista.

While Windows Defender was in the process of sanitizing a file, I exited it.
After that, when I rebooted the computer I get this message:

Windows could not start. It could be because of a software you recently
added or changed. Please follow these steps to fix it.

1. Insert installation disk
2. Select the language
3. Select repair your computer

File: boot\bcd
Status: 0XC000000f
Info: An error occured while reading boot configuration data
-------------
I tried to reboot using the original installation disk. It does not work.

Can someone help, Please?

Have you tried tapping F8 right at startup, and getting into Safe Mode to do
a System Restore to before the problem?
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Mick Murphy - Qld (Sunshine State) - Australia


"Satish Gupta" wrote:

> I have Windoes Vista.
>
> While Windows Defender was in the process of sanitizing a file, I exited it.
> After that, when I rebooted the computer I get this message:
>
> Windows could not start. It could be because of a software you recently
> added or changed. Please follow these steps to fix it.
>
> 1. Insert installation disk
> 2. Select the language
> 3. Select repair your computer
>
> File: boot\bcd
> Status: 0XC000000f
> Info: An error occured while reading boot configuration data
> -------------
> I tried to reboot using the original installation disk. It does not work.
>
> Can someone help, Please?

Try borrowing another Vista DVD and booting from it, also be sure you have
the boot sequence set up to try to boot from the DVD first. You will need
to either carry out the repair install as instructed or wipe and reinstall
Windows completely to recover from the error you are now seeing.

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"Satish Gupta" <> wrote in message
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>I have Windoes Vista.
>
> While Windows Defender was in the process of sanitizing a file, I exited
> it.
> After that, when I rebooted the computer I get this message:
>
> Windows could not start. It could be because of a software you recently
> added or changed. Please follow these steps to fix it.
>
> 1. Insert installation disk
> 2. Select the language
> 3. Select repair your computer
>
> File: boot\bcd
> Status: 0XC000000f
> Info: An error occured while reading boot configuration data
> -------------
> I tried to reboot using the original installation disk. It does not work.
>
> Can someone help, Please?

Richard G. Harper wrote:
> Try borrowing another Vista DVD and booting from it, also be sure you
> have the boot sequence set up to try to boot from the DVD first. You
> will need to either carry out the repair install as instructed or wipe
> and reinstall Windows completely to recover from the error you are now
> seeing.
>

More "proof" that Vista is secure and rock solid. Its own "security"
program nuked it. LOL, sorry, but that's funny!

Alias

"Alias" <> wrote in message
news:g9fbfi$o2n$...
> Richard G. Harper wrote:
>> Try borrowing another Vista DVD and booting from it, also be sure you
>> have the boot sequence set up to try to boot from the DVD first. You
>> will need to either carry out the repair install as instructed or wipe
>> and reinstall Windows completely to recover from the error you are now
>> seeing.
>>
>
> More "proof" that Vista is secure and rock solid. Its own "security"
> program nuked it. LOL, sorry, but that's funny!
>
> Alias
>


compiz nukes lots of debian OS's.
That's a display manager, case you don't know.

Oh, and ubuntu is a debian OS.

It get's nuked enabling 3D all the time.

A ruined Xserver means no gdm/kdm...means can you fix that from the CLI ?

I know you can't .

--
The Paladin

Alias wrote:
> Richard G. Harper wrote:
>
>> Try borrowing another Vista DVD and booting from it, also be sure you
>> have the boot sequence set up to try to boot from the DVD first. You
>> will need to either carry out the repair install as instructed or wipe
>> and reinstall Windows completely to recover from the error you are now
>> seeing.
>>
>
> More "proof" that Vista is secure and rock solid. Its own "security"
> program nuked it. LOL, sorry, but that's funny!
>
> Alias

hehehe...I just love it when you show your stupidity about Vista!...LOL!
I guess that GED isn't working out as planned huh?

Paladin wrote:
> "Alias" <> wrote in message
> news:g9fbfi$o2n$...
>> Richard G. Harper wrote:
>>> Try borrowing another Vista DVD and booting from it, also be sure you
>>> have the boot sequence set up to try to boot from the DVD first. You
>>> will need to either carry out the repair install as instructed or
>>> wipe and reinstall Windows completely to recover from the error you
>>> are now seeing.
>>>
>>
>> More "proof" that Vista is secure and rock solid. Its own "security"
>> program nuked it. LOL, sorry, but that's funny!
>>
>> Alias
>>
>
>
> compiz nukes lots of debian OS's.

Not mine in almost two years. Oops.

> That's a display manager, case you don't know.

You have a big ego and think you're hot ****, case you don't know.

>
> Oh, and ubuntu is a debian OS.

No ****.

>
> It get's nuked enabling 3D all the time.

Mine doesn't, nor do the dozens I have installed for others. Maybe if
you learn how to do a proper install ...

>
> A ruined Xserver means no gdm/kdm...means can you fix that from the CLI ?
>
> I know you can't .

Haven't had that problem and I hope you solve your problems with Ubuntu
and your ego but I'm not holding my breath.

Alias
>

Frank wrote:
> Alias wrote:
>> Richard G. Harper wrote:
>>
>>> Try borrowing another Vista DVD and booting from it, also be sure you
>>> have the boot sequence set up to try to boot from the DVD first. You
>>> will need to either carry out the repair install as instructed or
>>> wipe and reinstall Windows completely to recover from the error you
>>> are now seeing.
>>>
>>
>> More "proof" that Vista is secure and rock solid. Its own "security"
>> program nuked it. LOL, sorry, but that's funny!
>>
>> Alias
>
> hehehe...I just love it when you show your stupidity about Vista!...LOL!

Really? Please explain. (You can't)

> I guess that GED isn't working out as planned huh?

I guess you think if you lie enough it will somehow morph into the
truth. Pretty sad, lamer.

Alias

On Mon, 01 Sep 2008 13:00:50 +0200, Alias wrote:

>>snip


> Haven't had that problem and I hope you solve your problems with Ubuntu
> and your ego but I'm not holding my breath.
>
> Alias
>>

Debian solves all ubuntu problems.
It doesn't push forward new packages still in pre-beta.

I don't have an ego issue ... you do.
If you experienced other distro's, you would know ubuntu is sub-par

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The Paladin

Paladin wrote:
> On Mon, 01 Sep 2008 13:00:50 +0200, Alias wrote:
>
>>> snip
>
>
>> Haven't had that problem and I hope you solve your problems with Ubuntu
>> and your ego but I'm not holding my breath.
>>
>> Alias
>
> Debian solves all ubuntu problems.
> It doesn't push forward new packages still in pre-beta.

Yawn.

>
> I don't have an ego issue ... you do.

Riiiiiiiiiiiiiight.

> If you experienced other distro's, you would know ubuntu is sub-par

Yawn.

Alias