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Paolo Dizon

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Hi GeeksToGO

BSOD appears every time I start up windows it says that

UNMOUNTABLE_BOOT_VOLUME
*** STOP: 0x000000ED (0x8634EC08,0xC000009C,0x00000000,0x00000000)

I can't access Safe Mode because BSOD also appears.
I don't have an Windows XP cd (but I have a DVD burner if I can find a place to download).
I tried Last Know Config but it still goes to BSOD

I think it is because of me fixing the registry using ccleaner and I didn.t bakup the registries.

OK the good news is I can start it up in debugging mode ^^ but I can't start up normally.

I need Help.

Edited by Paolo Dizon, 25 June 2009 - 05:04 AM.

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Howdy and welcome to GTG:

Where is your XP cd as you are going to need it. A burner will do you no good as there are no legal sites to download XP from.

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Paolo Dizon

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do we really need the cd?

or do we just need the Chkdsk stuff only?
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What brand of computer is it?
If it is an HP they don't give you a disk there is a mirrored image of the OS on the hard drive.
Turn on the compurer and tap about once a second F10 and it will take you to the restore program.
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Paolo Dizon

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Intel pentium D
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What brand? Dell, Gateway, HP ?
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Paolo Dizon

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-OS
Windows XP Professional Service Pack 3 (build 2600)

-Processor
2.80 gigahertz Intel Pentium D
16 kilobyte primary memory cache
1024 kilobyte secondary memory cache

-System Model
Intel Corporation

-Main Circuit Bored
Board: Intel Corporation D945PSN AAC96906-403
Serial Number: BTSN55005067
Bus Clock: 200 megahertz
BIOS: Intel Corp. SN94510J.86A.0095.2006.0801.1135 08/01/2006
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You are being asked for the make and model of the computer.. not the system specs.

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Paolo Dizon

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uhmm how do I check that? sorry for my ileteracy
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Look at the computer case. Does it say Dell? Gateway? HP? or anything else.
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Paolo Dizon

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HP

Edited by Paolo Dizon, 25 June 2009 - 07:45 AM.

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Do you have the owners manual?
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Try what I said in post#4
Shut down the computer.
Turn it back on and tap F10 about once every second.
It should take you to a recovery program.
Follow the instructions for a non destructive recovery.
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Paolo Dizon

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do i still need a cd?
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If it's a HP computer you probably didn't get a cd. They put a mirrored copy of the OS behind a hidden partition on the hard drive. You access it by using the F10 key on your keyboard when you turn the computer on. Before the computer starts to boot.
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