Thank you for your replyI am running XP home service pack 3 on
Sony PCV-RZ30CGP
Intel 865 Chipset
Nvidia Geforce FX 5200
AMI 6000326 Bios 6-26-03
2gigs PC 2700 DDR ram
3 g hz processor
There were no new programs or hardware installed recently.There was an error message on the blue screen but no file was mentioned. just an error number something lik x000000007c or something like that. I wish i had written it down but I didn't. Now when I boot, it doesn't go to blue screen that was the only time
it did. It starts windows normally until the log on screen where if you select a user, it starts to log in, then takes you back to the log on screen. Is there a way for me to see what the error from the blue screen was through DOS?The link you sent me i couldn't use because when I boot to safe mode when it gets to the user log on screen and I select a user it starts to log on to the user then kicks me out and saves my settings and returns me to the log on screen.is there any way to access the Windows system recovery in DOS? Also, because you mentioned possible issues with the AV, I'm using AVG Free version.
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Sony PCV-RZ30CGP
Intel 865 Chipset
Nvidia Geforce FX 5200
AMI 6000326 Bios 6-26-03
2gigs PC 2700 DDR ram
3 g hz processor
There were no new programs or hardware installed recently.There was an error message on the blue screen but no file was mentioned. just an error number something lik x000000007c or something like that. I wish i had written it down but I didn't. Now when I boot, it doesn't go to blue screen that was the only time
it did. It starts windows normally until the log on screen where if you select a user, it starts to log in, then takes you back to the log on screen. Is there a way for me to see what the error from the blue screen was through DOS?The link you sent me i couldn't use because when I boot to safe mode when it gets to the user log on screen and I select a user it starts to log on to the user then kicks me out and saves my settings and returns me to the log on screen.is there any way to access the Windows system recovery in DOS? Also, because you mentioned possible issues with the AV, I'm using AVG Free version.
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