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Noticed the computer (XP SP2, 3.2 Pentium, 1Gb Ram, 160 Gb HD) was sluggish,

went to Task Manager/Processes and viewed multiple entries of iexplore.exe,

Outlook.exe, etc. Closed some of them and decided to Shutdown. Upon

restarting computer, I cannot click on any of the four user accounts. The

mouse does not highlight any of them.

 

Restarted in Safe Mode - again could not click on users. Tried to click on

Administrator - nothing. About a minute later, it finally accepted and

started up. I went to the C: drive and attempted to CHKDSK. Computer would

not allow in Safe Mode, but indicated that it would run upon next boot up.

Restarted and computer is currently in CHKDSK.

 

Results so far:

 

File record segment 47688 is unreadable

File record segment 47689 is unreadable

File record segment 47690 is unreadable

File record segment 47691 is unreadable

 

Deleting an index entry from index $0 from file 13040

Deleting index entry CE55FA~1 in index $I30 of file 25603

Deleting index entry CE56FA~1 in index $I30 of file 25603

 

CHKDSK is recovering lost files

 

CHKDSK is verifying file data

Windows replaced bad clusters in file 4396

of name C:\DOCUME~1\ELIZABETH~1\LOCALS~1\TEMPOR~1\Content.IE5\index.dat

 

10% Completed

 

It appears as though there is some bad data in the internet explorer content

file and in several directories. Why would this be causing boot up problems?

 

Any thoughts or help anyone could share would be apreciated.

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