Marcus Soukup
December 11th 03, 09:37 PM
Hi anthony and brittney!
i have the same problem that she is having except my
computer is a desktop system meaning that i took the hard
drive out and hooked it up with my other computer using
windows 2000. i set it up as a secondary hard drive and
was able to access all my files that way. my problem was
though that all my importent files are in my password
protected user folder! is there anyway to get around this?
or is there a way that i can copy this folder and burn it
to a cd and then once i reinstall my computer that i put
that my locked user folder back on the computer using that
burned cd and set my account back up with the exact
settings as before but then i just copy over the folder
from the cd to replace the files on the newly installed
computer??? please help!!!
>-----Original Message-----
>
>>-----Original Message-----
>Well if safe mode wont get anything recovered nothing
will.
>You will lose everything in the reformat.
>
>>Thank you for the fast response Anthony.
>>
>>Does this mean I will lose everything on the computer?
>>
>>Is there any way to rescue any information since my last
>>back up or bypass the error screen and start windows
>>anyway?
>>
>>Please help!
>>
>>>-----Original Message-----
>>>
>>>>-----Original Message-----
>>>>My computer shut down unexpectedly and now is going
>>>>through a continuous reboot. It gets to a blue screen
>>>>saying that there has been a registry error, gives me
>>the
>>>>number 0x00000051 and then restarts. I tried to pick
>>safe
>>>>mode and all of the other options on that screen, but
>>it
>>>>just goes right back to the blue screen after trying
to
>>>>boot up.
>>>>
>>>>Please please please help me.
>>>>.
>>>>Actually the only thing to do in this case of a
corrupt
>>>registry is to reformat.I own a dell this is how I do
it.
>>>Put the xp disk in>restart>press f12>option 4(cd)
>>>You want to install a fresh copy of xp>press f8 to
agree
>>>>Delete the old partition>you dont want the fast
format.I
>>>might have missed a step that involves pressing esc
>>>somewhere.Its all that will fix your registry.
>>>.
>>>
>>.
>>
>.
>
i have the same problem that she is having except my
computer is a desktop system meaning that i took the hard
drive out and hooked it up with my other computer using
windows 2000. i set it up as a secondary hard drive and
was able to access all my files that way. my problem was
though that all my importent files are in my password
protected user folder! is there anyway to get around this?
or is there a way that i can copy this folder and burn it
to a cd and then once i reinstall my computer that i put
that my locked user folder back on the computer using that
burned cd and set my account back up with the exact
settings as before but then i just copy over the folder
from the cd to replace the files on the newly installed
computer??? please help!!!
>-----Original Message-----
>
>>-----Original Message-----
>Well if safe mode wont get anything recovered nothing
will.
>You will lose everything in the reformat.
>
>>Thank you for the fast response Anthony.
>>
>>Does this mean I will lose everything on the computer?
>>
>>Is there any way to rescue any information since my last
>>back up or bypass the error screen and start windows
>>anyway?
>>
>>Please help!
>>
>>>-----Original Message-----
>>>
>>>>-----Original Message-----
>>>>My computer shut down unexpectedly and now is going
>>>>through a continuous reboot. It gets to a blue screen
>>>>saying that there has been a registry error, gives me
>>the
>>>>number 0x00000051 and then restarts. I tried to pick
>>safe
>>>>mode and all of the other options on that screen, but
>>it
>>>>just goes right back to the blue screen after trying
to
>>>>boot up.
>>>>
>>>>Please please please help me.
>>>>.
>>>>Actually the only thing to do in this case of a
corrupt
>>>registry is to reformat.I own a dell this is how I do
it.
>>>Put the xp disk in>restart>press f12>option 4(cd)
>>>You want to install a fresh copy of xp>press f8 to
agree
>>>>Delete the old partition>you dont want the fast
format.I
>>>might have missed a step that involves pressing esc
>>>somewhere.Its all that will fix your registry.
>>>.
>>>
>>.
>>
>.
>