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SageRuffin
(I think this is in the right part of the forums. My apologies if it is not.)
Hello all. This problem is making me more frustrated by the minute and I hope that at least one of you can help me with this dilemma.
Last night, Windows automatically updated onto my system - no problems there. Now, for some odd reason, whenever I try to boot my system up, everything proceeds as normal, then there's a very brief flash of blue screen before my system inexplicably resets. Now it seems to be in an endless loop of me trying to do a system restore - where I keep getting a "rstrui.exe - Application Error" message (the exact specifics are: "The instruction at 0xfc07ca53 referenced memory at 0x0045af9b. The memory could not be read. Click on OK to terminate the program.") - and resetting the system trying to get it boot properly.
I've disconnected all the storage drives, and I think it's quite telling that the system repair pulls up every drive except the drive that actually has Windows installed, even when I have disabled every other drive in the system. As you may surmise, this has me more than a little disconcerted as I just built my PC not even 2 weeks ago.
Can anyone provide assistance? Or will I have to bite it and reinstall Windows 7?
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Hello all. This problem is making me more frustrated by the minute and I hope that at least one of you can help me with this dilemma.
Last night, Windows automatically updated onto my system - no problems there. Now, for some odd reason, whenever I try to boot my system up, everything proceeds as normal, then there's a very brief flash of blue screen before my system inexplicably resets. Now it seems to be in an endless loop of me trying to do a system restore - where I keep getting a "rstrui.exe - Application Error" message (the exact specifics are: "The instruction at 0xfc07ca53 referenced memory at 0x0045af9b. The memory could not be read. Click on OK to terminate the program.") - and resetting the system trying to get it boot properly.
I've disconnected all the storage drives, and I think it's quite telling that the system repair pulls up every drive except the drive that actually has Windows installed, even when I have disabled every other drive in the system. As you may surmise, this has me more than a little disconcerted as I just built my PC not even 2 weeks ago.
Can anyone provide assistance? Or will I have to bite it and reinstall Windows 7?
Continue reading...