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Anyone know how to get past xp logon screen?


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Please (my fingers are crossed!)
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Come on baby, come on
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Wha...wha...wha....
Nope samething I am afraid...good try though.
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Please try chkdsk /r
Please note the space.
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ok, just re-booting here

will try the chkdsk /r next
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It ran up to 70% complete and then jumped back down to 52% completed........

ohh 53%
55%.....gonna be awhile i think

Edited by challengerMechTech, 25 September 2008 - 04:54 PM.

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Well, it seems to go to 69% then back to 50% completed (done this twice so far)
is this normal, or a sign I should Duck and Cover????
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Duck and cover.
Your hard drive has issues.
Stop, take the drive out, take it to a repair shop (not geek squad or fire dog) and have them recover your data.
Or buy a hard drive enclosure that connects through USB, and hook it up to the laptop.
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Ok will do. One last question, how do I stop the chkdsk ??

Thankyou very much for your time, I do appreciate it. I will visit our local animal shelter (no kill) and donate on your behafe.

Cheers

Kevin.

Edited by challengerMechTech, 25 September 2008 - 05:57 PM.

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funny thing......i could'nt stop the chkdsk....it evetually went to 100% 4 trys but it got there, found/fixed 1 file.
re-booted = no good still.............
ho hum
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I purchased an external drive today, If I get a chance later tonight I will try and pull the data from the hard drive and put it to my lap top then re-load window xp? Are there any other tricks I can try once I have extracted the needed files and am still running the damaged drive in slave mode? or should I just wipe it aand re-load xp?
Any thoughts anyone?
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OK I pulled all the important files off my infected drive using my new external drive today. I then ran Norton anti virus and it found the following in 7 registries.
W32.Randex.gen
Adaware.bde
Adaware.topsearch
trojan.Droppee
trojan.adclicker
downloader. trojan
it then proceeded to remove windows antivirus 2006 from the system...apparently it was a virus too.
Norton removed the low threats, but 2 were high, and Norton forwarned that they were installed in multiply registry files and that removing them "MAY" result in programs not executing.

I forgot about an older version of McIllin software on this computer(laptop) and it coffed out the following error regarding the infected drive.....

TROGAN GENERIC
E:/SSTEM VOLUME INFORMATION/_RESTORE{46DE8921-1D39-44D2-A9E9-64119261F211}/RP138/A0072139.EXE



Seeming as I had files backed up I ran Norton to try and fix the registry's damaged by the trojans. Successfully removed them.
Returned harddrive to desktop and Now I have nothing at boot up.
No F8
N0 F10 (to boot from disk)
just a black screen.
So Now I am wondering....... Can i put the damaged drive back into the external drive and re-load my windows xp set-up? Is there anything special needed to do this? Or can I delete the contents of the external drive then use install programs to load Windows XP back into the external drive OR
should I try and be adventerous and repair the specific files and registers mentioned above?

any thoughts anyone??

?Bueller...bueller

Edited by challengerMechTech, 28 September 2008 - 07:18 PM.

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