[SweetTech]

Download the enclosed  Replace.txt   86bytes   118 downloads file and save it in the USB drive

• Boot to xPUD as before and insert the USB drive
• Follow the prompts
• A Welcome to xPUD screen will appear
• Press File
• Expand mnt
• sda1,2...usually corresponds to your HDD
• sdb1 is likely your USB
• Click on the folder that represents your USB drive (sdb1 ?)
• Confirm that you see driver.sh and Replace.txt that you downloaded there
• Press Tool at the top
• Choose Open Terminal
• Type bash driver.sh -r
• Press Enter
• After it has finished a report will be located on your USB drive named filerep.txt

Post the contents of the filerep.txt in your next reply and try the computer in Normal Mode.

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my screen saver is working as well is the fan.

[rupertdigby]

my screen saver is working as well is the fan.

[SweetTech]

So have you successfully booted into Windows then?

[rupertdigby]

i hope its ok when saving new replace.txt to usb to overwright the previous

[SweetTech]

Yes.

[rupertdigby]

the screen saver and fan were before the last instructions.
did the last instr. booted and blue screen with the stop : c000021a as before

[rupertdigby]

Beginning replacement procedure


i'm guessing that this file replaced previous?

[SweetTech]

It should have.

I need to get you new instructions.

[SweetTech]

Lets try this:

If you still have a blank desktop with no icons press Ctrl+Alt+Del.

This should bring up your Task Manager.

Under File click New Task and type explorer into it. This should start explorer and bring up your desktop as you know it.

Let me know how that goes.

[rupertdigby]

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Beginning replacement procedure

this is what was in the last filerep
should i go back 2 instructions and repeat what brought up the desk top

[SweetTech]

No, you shouldn't need to repeat the instructions. You should be able to boot up your P.C. to where you see your desktop with no icons.

[rupertdigby]

i must have done something incorrect. should i repeat the last instructions. do ineed to make the first choice of booting is hd when flash drive, and usb when flash drive?

[SweetTech]

You could change it or an easier method would be to remove the Flash Drive from the computer when your attempting to boot normally.

[rupertdigby]

i always removed the flash when i was booting normal only blue screen now.

[SweetTech]

Your receiving a blue screen now? What's the error code of this BSOD?