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misery213 Honor Student
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Windows keeps restarting and can't recover

‎02-09-2010 05:38 AM

Hello,
I have an HP Media Center m7067c Desktop PC running XP. Every time i turn it on after the windows loading screen it restarts. When i try safe mode, same thing. I tried the "ole" F10 and tried to completely recover but it gives me pops a window that says " The section IDA_Create_User_Drive_U does not contain a valid dialog template"

Please help, I'd try to use the CD to restore but have long lost it. please please help

 

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Re: Windows keeps restarting and can't recover

‎02-09-2010 11:09 AM

Hi, get yourself a copy of the Paragon rescue kit express and try the "Boot Corrector" option.



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Re: Windows keeps restarting and can't recover

‎02-09-2010 11:49 AM

First things first,

 

Turn on.

Press F8 repeatedly until Windows Start menu comes up.

Last known good configuration.

 

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