Blue Screen Trouble/Tech Support?

[RGD.]

Do you have your install disk? If so try booting with that and run the repair utility or restore to an earlier date.

Also try booting into safe mode and then restore to an earlier date.

The first set of numbers is an indication of windows system file damaged or missing.


Ron

[Starscream]

Originally Posted by RGD.

Do you have your install disk? If so try booting with that and run the repair utility or restore to an earlier date.

Also try booting into safe mode and then restore to an earlier date.

The first set of numbers is an indication of windows system file damaged or missing.


Ron

It's unplugged right now, but it won't let me start up in safe mode. I can choose the option, but it still goes to the blue screen. Can I use install disk if Windows won't actually start up?


Forgive my ignorance here. I'm just not very tech savvy.

[RGD.]

Originally Posted by Starscream

. . . Can I use install disk if Windows won't actually start up?. . .

Short answer is "yes".

When you boot from the disk you are using the files located there and not on hard drive.

Good luck with this.


Ron