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To: rirepublican

See if it will let you boot into the last good configuration. A system restore, given your circumstance, may be another workable option.


7 posted on 03/06/2007 5:43:02 AM PST by KoRn (FRED THOMPSON FOR PRESIDENT!)
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To: KoRn

I tried that already. Would it have something to do with the system not recognizing my service tag? I'm working with a Dell laptop and the last time I purchased and downloaded some anti-virum software it would not allow me to register it because it did not recognize my service tag. After many call to Dell service, I became frustrated because they wanted me to purchase help. I will never buy another dell product. It's only 2 yrs. old.


10 posted on 03/06/2007 5:46:36 AM PST by rirepublican
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System restore should be the first step if you can boot to Safe Mode.

Boot the PC to Safe Mode, go to Start >> Programs >> Accessories >> System Tools >> System Restore and select Restore my computer to an earlier time.
Then just select a restore point from before you were removing programs.

If that doesn't work, shut down, insert your XP CD and boot from it then run a Repair installation of Windows.

20 posted on 03/06/2007 8:45:00 AM PST by Bloody Sam Roberts (Don't question faith. Don't answer lies.)
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