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Lifestyle => Tha G-Spot => Topic started by: 2paclbc on April 26, 2005, 05:12:51 PM
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i got a problem with my computer. about 3 months ago my computer was trippin and it froze on me. and i shut it down inproperly. and then this pop up
(http://img146.echo.cx/img146/3176/computerpict11hq.jpg) (http://www.imageshack.us)
this is wat happends wen i press F5 or F8
(http://img204.echo.cx/img204/2616/computerpict23gz.jpg) (http://www.imageshack.us)
and the problem is that i dont have a recovery disk so i cant do that. can anyone tell me how to fix it or if theres another alternative. thanx
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Run it in safe mode. Do a virus scan. That's pretty much it. Get a spyware scanner too. If that doesn't work, take it to Best Buy and pay $100 to get your system rebooted. That's what I did. I also got an external hard drive so I don't have to worry about all my files getting deleted.
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does it happen all the time when you start the computer up?
basically, you can do;
start the computer in safe mode, reboot, then see if it does it
start the computer normally (if its not doing it all the time)
let me know the details of it, there are some files you can copy to fix the problem (if it needs repairing), windows keeps those files on your PC incase you don't have the recovery disk
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follow this start/run/( n when that pops up enter SCANREG) n it should fix it for you if not http://www.generation.net/~hleboeuf/messages.htm
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does it happen all the time when you start the computer up?
basically, you can do;
start the computer in safe mode, reboot, then see if it does it
start the computer normally (if its not doing it all the time)
let me know the details of it, there are some files you can copy to fix the problem (if it needs repairing), windows keeps those files on your PC incase you don't have the recovery disk
yea, it happens everytime i start up the computer. i did all u told me to do and it shows up the same thing as it did before.
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ok, startup and do the start->run, type in scanreg like the dude above you said, if that doesnt work, i'll give you the location of some backed up files you can use which will probably work (as a last resort)
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ok, startup and do the start->run, type in scanreg like the dude above you said, if that doesnt work, i'll give you the location of some backed up files you can use which will probably work (as a last resort)
i cant do that because it dosent take me to the start up menu. please hook me up with the other alternative.