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Thread: Help! My Windows Is Dead....

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    Please, tell me you don't have Windows ME. If that's the case, you might as well reformat.

    Anyway, just to be sure, you did be sure to hold F8 after the BIOS screen and before the Windows boot screen when you tried to go into safe mode, right? You pobably have. Well, if nothing can be thought of, I suggest this tool
    Bart's PE Builder
    People have made disks with this before and released the ISOs online, but what it is is a fully bootable, 32-bit, graphical Windows environment and works without installation. Basically, you can make your own Windows Live Disk. You should be able to make any change that couldn't be made before under normal circumstances.

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    atiVidia's Avatar ^would've been cool.
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    have u tried the last config settings that worked option?

    maybe faulty mem? rofl i dunno...


    u have a winXP cd? try a repair.

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    Smith's Avatar Since 1989.. BT Rep: +1
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    i had ME once.

    you know its bad when the retard at best buy tells u to get a new OS.

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    tesco's Avatar woowoo
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    do what atividia said, try repairing windows. you do it with the xp cd.

  5. Software & Hardware   -   #15
    i tried that didnt work

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    UcanRock2's Avatar Phantom Gander
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    Do you have a MS-DOS Start Up disk?

    Who&#39;s you puter mfg.?

    If it&#39;s Hewlett Packard, go to their website HP and download the start up disk. And put it on floppy.

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