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Recover from corrupt registry?
Name: Benhermies Date: October 8, 2008 at 05:11:39 Pacific OS: Windows XP SP2 CPU/Ram: Pentium 4D 820
Comment:
Hello,
My aunts computer recently crashed and now whenever it tries to boot into Windows XP SP2, it gives a blue screen of death and says the registry is corrupted. I can't even get into safe mode or the console. She didn't get a Windows CD with the computer (or she's lost it), but I think it's backed up on a second drive/partition. But there's no way to boot into said partition. I'm going over tonight to see what I can do, any tips? Any special boot CD's, and ways to recover the registry, or will I have to bring my Windows CD and try a recovery install? PLEASE HELP!
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