Michael
December 5th 03, 07:08 AM
Nothing recently (within the past month) and it was worked
fine up until this point. I do have Norton Antivirus as
well.
Of course, I have the usual programs: MusicMatch Jukebox,
RealOne Player, Easy CD Creator, MS Office XP, WinDVD, etc.
This problem just comes up all of the sudden w/ no
warning, and I lose all my data and have to reformat the
HD to factory installation.
>-----Original Message-----
>Have you installed, unistalled, or deleted anything
>recently? What have you already installed on the machine?
>>-----Original Message-----
>>After having my computer for just under 1 year, I have
>>experienced 4 times a situation where the computer would
>>not boot into Windows (XP Home) and it would instead
>>freeze on the blue Windows screen (Welcome to Windows).
>I
>>have had several technicians diagnose this aas a problem
>>inherent to Windows XP and a registry corruption
>problem.
>>They state that SP1 should have corrected this problem,
>>but each time I have it installed, the same situation
>>occurs a few months later. Therefore, I am wondering
how
>>I can prevent the registry from becoming corrupted? Why
>>would it "spontaneously" become corruped? I do have a
>>separate Windows account from the Administrator account,
>>hoping that this would somehow resolve the situation.
>>.
>>
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fine up until this point. I do have Norton Antivirus as
well.
Of course, I have the usual programs: MusicMatch Jukebox,
RealOne Player, Easy CD Creator, MS Office XP, WinDVD, etc.
This problem just comes up all of the sudden w/ no
warning, and I lose all my data and have to reformat the
HD to factory installation.
>-----Original Message-----
>Have you installed, unistalled, or deleted anything
>recently? What have you already installed on the machine?
>>-----Original Message-----
>>After having my computer for just under 1 year, I have
>>experienced 4 times a situation where the computer would
>>not boot into Windows (XP Home) and it would instead
>>freeze on the blue Windows screen (Welcome to Windows).
>I
>>have had several technicians diagnose this aas a problem
>>inherent to Windows XP and a registry corruption
>problem.
>>They state that SP1 should have corrected this problem,
>>but each time I have it installed, the same situation
>>occurs a few months later. Therefore, I am wondering
how
>>I can prevent the registry from becoming corrupted? Why
>>would it "spontaneously" become corruped? I do have a
>>separate Windows account from the Administrator account,
>>hoping that this would somehow resolve the situation.
>>.
>>
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