Sorry this didn't help. Thanks for your feedback. This thread is locked. You can follow the question or vote as helpful, but you cannot reply to this thread. I have the same question Originally posted by RyonanGT one question here You can also install the recovery console to your PC and have it show up as a boot option. CLick Start and select Run. Nice work Rick, well done.
Install Recovery Console to boot menu It's a sticky thread too. I'm going to try and make a floppy linux distro that can read ntfs and burn cds When installiing a new mobo into a computer that already has windows installed will always be problem matic.
XP does a better job that the other OS's but it is still hit and miss. Install the OS disc and boot from it than run through as if you are doing an install. But when you get to the last window before formating your drive and starting over windows will offer you a chance to repair.
Do this it will look like its installing a new OS but when done, if it works you will be able to start windows. Even if it works You will probly have to reinstall some of your hardware and drivers. So have them ready.
But there is always the chance that it won't even boot. If not booting you will have to do a new install. As always it is best to backup everything you want to keep before doing this or a new install. A new install will clean all the junk out but it will mean redoing all your tweaking again. SornyPanafonic, please do not double post. Your question will get answered as quickly as possible. Thank you. DLL" i restarted my comp and windows tried to install again and the same error came up. Artical on this error unregmp2.
DLL try this or from same recovery console try bootfix. At c promt type dir it will list programs you can run to recover. Press the number key that corresponds to the installation that you want to repair, and then press ENTER. Even if you do get it to boot your best bet is to back up everything that you want to keep and than do a clean install.
Hope you can get in to recover your programs and files. Windows XP? MS-DOS 5. After doing some thinking and some looking back, Microsoft's best desktop operating system just might have been Windows Professional. Check out the reasons why. When I asked if a 10 year old operating system such as Windows 98 was still an option as a desktop operating system for business today, many TechRepublic members argued quite rightly that although Windows 98 wasn't a viable choice, Windows Professional certainly could be.
Others added that Windows Pro was their favorite version of Windows. Jason Hiner and I were discussing this exact point yesterday and came to a similar conclusion- Windows Professional might have been the best desktop operating system that Microsoft produced, up until XP SP2 shipped. Any version of Windows before 3. Windows 3. Windows 9x was built on an architectural house of cards as the final version, Windows ME, proved beyond a doubt.
That leaves Windows XP and Vista. There's no reason really to pile on where Vista is concerned. Although on new hardware Vista's a half-decent operating system, everyone knows how it has turned out. Thanks for responding. He never followed through. Not like the old days where they sent you a cd to fix things. I don't like that he went against his word. I guess once they have your money, one loses all power. I also hired a certified microsoft tech to do the installation.
I could have installed all the old stuff myself, but I wanted a clean fresh start. There have been some errors happening, but nothing to shut it down. I like your car comparison. I almost bought the Sony Vaio instead of the Dell. Browse Community.
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