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Windows XP Errors
I downloaded the service pack 3 a few weeks ago, and since I got a few errors
when booting up Windows. Sometimes it boots, sometimes and m,ost time it does not. Not sure if it is becuase service pack 3...This was the only change I made other than uninstalling old norton and installing AVG 8.0, but worked fine since the last few weeks. Sometimes when I am able to get on my computer, it reboots, then states there is an issue and boot usuing last known configuration or run normally or in safe mode etc. I try all of them and it just keeps starting up to this screen everytime. Once in a while I see an error stating Windows/system32/drivers/ntfs.sys is corrupted ot missing. I have also seen this message with... isapnp.sys and pci.sys missing or corrupted. I tried to put my Windows disk in and boot from there with no luck...it goes to the main windows screen showing bar loading and a quick blue screen then re-boots. I tried to install windows again, and do a repair but it asks for an administrator password. I do not know this. After 3rd attampt, you have to control/alt/delete/ out of it. Any help please ? I would like to rest the bios admin passowrd to nothing, and try to do the repair if I can not get anything to boot up. Printed a buch of files from teh net for info, and maybe be service pack 3 errors. and as far as the admin, I think they said to remove the battery and tried this before to no avail. I tried |
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RE: Windows XP Errors
forgot...computer is a laptop
COMPAQ EVO N610C WINDOWS XP HOME SERVICE PACK 2, UPGRADED VIA WIN UPDATE TO 3 "Bob" wrote: > I downloaded the service pack 3 a few weeks ago, and since I got a few errors > when booting up Windows. Sometimes it boots, sometimes and m,ost time it > does not. Not sure if it is becuase service pack 3...This was the only > change I made other than uninstalling old norton and installing AVG 8.0, but > worked fine since the last few weeks. > > Sometimes when I am able to get on my computer, it reboots, then states > there is an issue and boot usuing last known configuration or run normally or > in safe mode etc. > I try all of them and it just keeps starting up to this screen everytime. > Once in a while I see an error stating > Windows/system32/drivers/ntfs.sys is corrupted ot missing. > > I have also seen this message with... > isapnp.sys > and > pci.sys > missing or corrupted. > > I tried to put my Windows disk in and boot from there with no luck...it goes > to the main windows screen showing bar loading and a quick blue screen then > re-boots. > > I tried to install windows again, and do a repair but it asks for an > administrator password. I do not know this. After 3rd attampt, you have to > control/alt/delete/ out of it. > > Any help please ? I would like to rest the bios admin passowrd to nothing, > and try to do the repair if I can not get anything to boot up. Printed a > buch of files from teh net for info, and maybe be service pack 3 errors. and > as far as the admin, I think they said to remove the battery and tried this > before to no avail. > I tried |
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Re: Windows XP Errors
>> ...Not sure if it is becuase service pack 3...This was the
>> only change I made other than uninstalling old norton and installing AVG >> 8.0 What is the name of the Norton application you uninstalled (e.g., Norton 360; NIS 2008; NAV 2005)? Did you uninstall it before or after you installed SP3? After uninstalling it, did you then run the Norton Removal Tool? When you installed SP3, what anti-virus application or security suite was installed? What anti-spyware applications (other than Defender)? What third-party firewall (if any)? Were any of these applications running when you installed SP3? -- ~Robear Dyer (PA Bear) MS MVP-IE, Mail, Security, Windows Desktop Experience - since 2002 AumHa VSOP & Admin DTS-L Bob wrote: > forgot...computer is a laptop > COMPAQ EVO N610C > WINDOWS XP HOME SERVICE PACK 2, UPGRADED VIA WIN UPDATE TO 3 > >> I downloaded the service pack 3 a few weeks ago, and since I got a few >> errors when booting up Windows. Sometimes it boots, sometimes and m,ost >> time it does not. Not sure if it is becuase service pack 3...This was >> the >> only change I made other than uninstalling old norton and installing AVG >> 8.0, but worked fine since the last few weeks. >> >> Sometimes when I am able to get on my computer, it reboots, then states >> there is an issue and boot usuing last known configuration or run >> normally >> or in safe mode etc. >> I try all of them and it just keeps starting up to this screen everytime. >> Once in a while I see an error stating >> Windows/system32/drivers/ntfs.sys is corrupted ot missing. >> >> I have also seen this message with... >> isapnp.sys >> and >> pci.sys >> missing or corrupted. >> >> I tried to put my Windows disk in and boot from there with no luck...it >> goes to the main windows screen showing bar loading and a quick blue >> screen then re-boots. >> >> I tried to install windows again, and do a repair but it asks for an >> administrator password. I do not know this. After 3rd attampt, you have >> to control/alt/delete/ out of it. >> >> Any help please ? I would like to rest the bios admin passowrd to >> nothing, >> and try to do the repair if I can not get anything to boot up. Printed a >> buch of files from teh net for info, and maybe be service pack 3 errors. >> and as far as the admin, I think they said to remove the battery and >> tried this before to no avail. >> I tried |
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Re: Windows XP Errors
not sure if it was before or after SP3. I think before.
I had Norton NAV 2005, virus definaitions were up, uninstalled using windows uninstaller, and installed AVG 8.0 everything was working fine. I do not know about the norton removal tool I had Windows Defender, and windows firewall running. Only other thing was recently installed a new version of zonelabs, but I disable it, and never use it. Pretty sure it may have been norton and older avg, when installed then when new 8.0 avg came out, i unstalled norton first then uninstalled avg 7.5 then installed avg 8.0 as instructions said to do. But everything ran fine for a week, after SP3, then ocasional issues turned into this...cant log on anymore. I bought the hard drive a few years ago, i hope it is not that. debating on running repair from the install, not the repair console becuase i can not get in without admin password. "PA Bear [MS MVP]" wrote: > >> ...Not sure if it is becuase service pack 3...This was the > >> only change I made other than uninstalling old norton and installing AVG > >> 8.0 > > What is the name of the Norton application you uninstalled (e.g., Norton > 360; NIS 2008; NAV 2005)? > > Did you uninstall it before or after you installed SP3? > > After uninstalling it, did you then run the Norton Removal Tool? > > When you installed SP3, what anti-virus application or security suite was > installed? What anti-spyware applications (other than Defender)? What > third-party firewall (if any)? Were any of these applications running when > you installed SP3? > -- > ~Robear Dyer (PA Bear) > MS MVP-IE, Mail, Security, Windows Desktop Experience - since 2002 > AumHa VSOP & Admin > DTS-L > > > Bob wrote: > > forgot...computer is a laptop > > COMPAQ EVO N610C > > WINDOWS XP HOME SERVICE PACK 2, UPGRADED VIA WIN UPDATE TO 3 > > > >> I downloaded the service pack 3 a few weeks ago, and since I got a few > >> errors when booting up Windows. Sometimes it boots, sometimes and m,ost > >> time it does not. Not sure if it is becuase service pack 3...This was > >> the > >> only change I made other than uninstalling old norton and installing AVG > >> 8.0, but worked fine since the last few weeks. > >> > >> Sometimes when I am able to get on my computer, it reboots, then states > >> there is an issue and boot usuing last known configuration or run > >> normally > >> or in safe mode etc. > >> I try all of them and it just keeps starting up to this screen everytime. > >> Once in a while I see an error stating > >> Windows/system32/drivers/ntfs.sys is corrupted ot missing. > >> > >> I have also seen this message with... > >> isapnp.sys > >> and > >> pci.sys > >> missing or corrupted. > >> > >> I tried to put my Windows disk in and boot from there with no luck...it > >> goes to the main windows screen showing bar loading and a quick blue > >> screen then re-boots. > >> > >> I tried to install windows again, and do a repair but it asks for an > >> administrator password. I do not know this. After 3rd attampt, you have > >> to control/alt/delete/ out of it. > >> > >> Any help please ? I would like to rest the bios admin passowrd to > >> nothing, > >> and try to do the repair if I can not get anything to boot up. Printed a > >> buch of files from teh net for info, and maybe be service pack 3 errors. > >> and as far as the admin, I think they said to remove the battery and > >> tried this before to no avail. > >> I tried > > |
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Re: Windows XP Errors
if I can get back in should I uninstall SP3 ?
"PA Bear [MS MVP]" wrote: > >> ...Not sure if it is becuase service pack 3...This was the > >> only change I made other than uninstalling old norton and installing AVG > >> 8.0 > > What is the name of the Norton application you uninstalled (e.g., Norton > 360; NIS 2008; NAV 2005)? > > Did you uninstall it before or after you installed SP3? > > After uninstalling it, did you then run the Norton Removal Tool? > > When you installed SP3, what anti-virus application or security suite was > installed? What anti-spyware applications (other than Defender)? What > third-party firewall (if any)? Were any of these applications running when > you installed SP3? > -- > ~Robear Dyer (PA Bear) > MS MVP-IE, Mail, Security, Windows Desktop Experience - since 2002 > AumHa VSOP & Admin > DTS-L > > > Bob wrote: > > forgot...computer is a laptop > > COMPAQ EVO N610C > > WINDOWS XP HOME SERVICE PACK 2, UPGRADED VIA WIN UPDATE TO 3 > > > >> I downloaded the service pack 3 a few weeks ago, and since I got a few > >> errors when booting up Windows. Sometimes it boots, sometimes and m,ost > >> time it does not. Not sure if it is becuase service pack 3...This was > >> the > >> only change I made other than uninstalling old norton and installing AVG > >> 8.0, but worked fine since the last few weeks. > >> > >> Sometimes when I am able to get on my computer, it reboots, then states > >> there is an issue and boot usuing last known configuration or run > >> normally > >> or in safe mode etc. > >> I try all of them and it just keeps starting up to this screen everytime. > >> Once in a while I see an error stating > >> Windows/system32/drivers/ntfs.sys is corrupted ot missing. > >> > >> I have also seen this message with... > >> isapnp.sys > >> and > >> pci.sys > >> missing or corrupted. > >> > >> I tried to put my Windows disk in and boot from there with no luck...it > >> goes to the main windows screen showing bar loading and a quick blue > >> screen then re-boots. > >> > >> I tried to install windows again, and do a repair but it asks for an > >> administrator password. I do not know this. After 3rd attampt, you have > >> to control/alt/delete/ out of it. > >> > >> Any help please ? I would like to rest the bios admin passowrd to > >> nothing, > >> and try to do the repair if I can not get anything to boot up. Printed a > >> buch of files from teh net for info, and maybe be service pack 3 errors. > >> and as far as the admin, I think they said to remove the battery and > >> tried this before to no avail. > >> I tried > > |
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Re: Windows XP Errors
=?Utf-8?B?Qm9i?= wrote:
> > I downloaded the service pack 3 a few weeks ago, and since I got a few errors Next time, wait at least 6 months before you upgrade Windows to the latest version. -- |
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Re: Windows XP Errors
See if running the Norton Removal Tool helps at all, Bob:
[Discussion: NB: Before running the tool, look to see if LiveUpdate is listed in Add/Remove Programs. If it is, uninstall it & reboot before running the tool. Reboot after running the tool, too. -- ~PA Bear Bob wrote: > not sure if it was before or after SP3. I think before. > I had Norton NAV 2005, virus definaitions were up, uninstalled using > windows > uninstaller, and installed AVG 8.0 everything was working fine. I do not > know about the norton removal tool > > I had Windows Defender, and windows firewall running. Only other thing > was > recently installed a new version of zonelabs, but I disable it, and never > use it. > Pretty sure it may have been norton and older avg, when installed then > when > new 8.0 avg came out, i unstalled norton first then uninstalled avg 7.5 > then > installed avg 8.0 as instructions said to do. > > But everything ran fine for a week, after SP3, then ocasional issues > turned > into this...cant log on anymore. > I bought the hard drive a few years ago, i hope it is not that. > > debating on running repair from the install, not the repair console > becuase > i can not get in without admin password. > > "PA Bear [MS MVP]" wrote: > >>>> ...Not sure if it is becuase service pack 3...This was the >>>> only change I made other than uninstalling old norton and installing >>>> AVG >>>> 8.0 >> >> What is the name of the Norton application you uninstalled (e.g., Norton >> 360; NIS 2008; NAV 2005)? >> >> Did you uninstall it before or after you installed SP3? >> >> After uninstalling it, did you then run the Norton Removal Tool? >> >> When you installed SP3, what anti-virus application or security suite was >> installed? What anti-spyware applications (other than Defender)? What >> third-party firewall (if any)? Were any of these applications running >> when >> you installed SP3? >> -- >> ~Robear Dyer (PA Bear) >> MS MVP-IE, Mail, Security, Windows Desktop Experience - since 2002 >> AumHa VSOP & Admin >> DTS-L >> >> >> Bob wrote: >>> forgot...computer is a laptop >>> COMPAQ EVO N610C >>> WINDOWS XP HOME SERVICE PACK 2, UPGRADED VIA WIN UPDATE TO 3 >>> >>>> I downloaded the service pack 3 a few weeks ago, and since I got a few >>>> errors when booting up Windows. Sometimes it boots, sometimes and >>>> m,ost >>>> time it does not. Not sure if it is becuase service pack 3...This was >>>> the >>>> only change I made other than uninstalling old norton and installing >>>> AVG >>>> 8.0, but worked fine since the last few weeks. >>>> >>>> Sometimes when I am able to get on my computer, it reboots, then states >>>> there is an issue and boot usuing last known configuration or run >>>> normally >>>> or in safe mode etc. >>>> I try all of them and it just keeps starting up to this screen >>>> everytime. >>>> Once in a while I see an error stating >>>> Windows/system32/drivers/ntfs.sys is corrupted ot missing. >>>> >>>> I have also seen this message with... >>>> isapnp.sys >>>> and >>>> pci.sys >>>> missing or corrupted. >>>> >>>> I tried to put my Windows disk in and boot from there with no luck...it >>>> goes to the main windows screen showing bar loading and a quick blue >>>> screen then re-boots. >>>> >>>> I tried to install windows again, and do a repair but it asks for an >>>> administrator password. I do not know this. After 3rd attampt, you >>>> have >>>> to control/alt/delete/ out of it. >>>> >>>> Any help please ? I would like to rest the bios admin passowrd to >>>> nothing, >>>> and try to do the repair if I can not get anything to boot up. Printed >>>> a >>>> buch of files from teh net for info, and maybe be service pack 3 >>>> errors. >>>> and as far as the admin, I think they said to remove the battery and >>>> tried this before to no avail. >>>> I tried |
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Re: Windows XP Errors
Why don't you be helpful instead of sarcastic? Who are you trying to
impress? "Plato" <|@|.|> wrote in message news:484db06c$0$9756$... > =?Utf-8?B?Qm9i?= wrote: >> >> I downloaded the service pack 3 a few weeks ago, and since I got a few >> errors > > Next time, wait at least 6 months before you upgrade Windows to the > latest version. > > -- > |
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