W*i*n*d*o*w*s Xp Experts
 

Hey My computers fucked because I clicked on a dumb ass gallery, I had a version of coolsearch installed...anyway in the process of manually removing it I had to reboot in safe mode, I decided to do it this way:

http://service1.symantec.com/SUPPORT...ElemFormat=gif


Dumb ass move cuz now my computer will not boot. It hangs after i see the XP Pro logo. :BangBang:


Any help would be super duper

try hitting F5 or F8 (forget which one it is) on boot up that will manually take you into safe mode.. then just uncheck that box

I have tried that, it hangs,

I have even went as far as removing my hard drive and installing it on my other computer to make backups of my docs but i can't get into my admin files, access denied.:BangBang:

This might help:

http://support.microsoft.com/default...;en-us;Q310994

How about F5 and last known good configuration.... Otherwise, reload hahahahahahas, but not as a new install.

http://www.bootdisk.com

PS; These fucking AhAhAhare really getting ridicilous... Who is the hahahaha that decided this? Ashhahahahaha?

PS : w*i*n*d*o*w*s was the original word.


And what about that minute editing rule... really stupid!

Sounds like you have what I got ..
I just replaced my PC rather than play games , but I can't get all my work off my old drives .
even as a secondary drive it wont let me in , or even scan it with norton ..
Im about to pull my fucking hair out :feels-hot

Bingo, day 2 no main computer, I am really frustrated. I am about to take the comp in to a mainstream PC Xpert, I hate to do this.

"yes sir, 55 gigs of porn just shut up and fix my computer, we can watch it later":1orglaugh

Oh well, If i backed up as often as I should of I would not care as much format c:

Thanks for all your support ;)

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agreed! that minute editing rule is not a true minute. i tried to edit a post 14 seconds after i posted yesterday and the edit function wouldnt work. it returned that one min notice.

there is a file on your c drive called boot.ini
just open it up in notepad and take out the /safeboot part

you can also run CWS shredder..it might be too late .. you probably removed some files that you weren't supposed to.

HijackThis direct download: http://209.133.47.200/~merijn/files/HijackThis.exe

CWShredder direct download: http://209.133.47.200/~merijn/files/CWShredder.exe

you can go into BIOS


hit delete several times in the boot process click on BIOS

and change the boot order hahahahaha it to CMOS

boot from floppy or CD which ever original hahahahahahas disk that you have!

you can go into BIOS


hit delete several times in the boot process click on BIOS

and change the boot order w r i t e it to CMOS

boot from floppy or CD which ever original W!N D0WS disk that you have!

INTERESTING...I will go have a lookie in there. This may be the fix I was looking for ;)

I have already ran CWShredder but the virus was shutting it down (crafty little fuker) that's why I was instructed to boot in safe mode.

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Go in safe mode with networking . Run ad aware and spybot THEN go thru your registery one by one.

All this is moot unless you shut off Wi<i></i>nd<i></i>ow<i></i>sX<i></i>P system restore function first.

that's not true

Happy Update:

I edited that boot.ini with no such luck, my comp was way fucked by then I guess I messed with too much shit in dos trying to fix.

I was able to run my drive as a slave on my other comp, grant access and copy the files to the master(finally) then format, I bought a new HD and I am installing it and Xp on my main comp as we speak. I will be up and running by tonight :glugglug

Thank you all for your suggestions.

I am such a slave to my computer. I felt like my head was cut off.

EVERYONE BACK UP YOUR FILES!! TONIGHT! Ya never know!

:thumbsup

Ok brainchild, explain your position on this statement.

Sounds like your running NTFS as your system drive.... I would never do that because you can end up locking yourself out of files in case of a disaster and the need to do recovery on another system... I would reccomend installing your OS on a small FAT32 partition next time. :2 cents: