crashed my girlfriends xpp
Thanks for having a look.
History:
Had her e-m files containing *.vxd for a 98 network - tolf her to copy to desktop first.
Two *.cab files: eln98 and eln98se.
Later - wanting to speed her machine up and clean it up - erased the EARthlink folder that contained these two cabs - retaining the only copy on the desktop - thinking that Earthling was silmply a isp - the system began to slow down and stop blue screen read about recently installed devices - a problem she's been having with a wireless card she's installed...
System stopped loading altogether and couldln't even access it through Safe Mode. Now only
using REcovery Console to even only view the bootlog.txt - that's as far as I've gotten - /safeboot doesn't appear to be working for me....
History:
Had her e-m files containing *.vxd for a 98 network - tolf her to copy to desktop first.
Two *.cab files: eln98 and eln98se.
Later - wanting to speed her machine up and clean it up - erased the EARthlink folder that contained these two cabs - retaining the only copy on the desktop - thinking that Earthling was silmply a isp - the system began to slow down and stop blue screen read about recently installed devices - a problem she's been having with a wireless card she's installed...
System stopped loading altogether and couldln't even access it through Safe Mode. Now only
using REcovery Console to even only view the bootlog.txt - that's as far as I've gotten - /safeboot doesn't appear to be working for me....
0
Comments
No - my system is running 98 - I was trying to describe some history - she copied files off her xpp.
These files were cab files containing vxds that I needed.
These files were located on two places in her xpp - the desktop and an Earthlink folder - which didn't make sense to me - after I'd already uninstalled the Earthlink.
Not even sure if any of this is related.
The point is the xpp will not boot - in any mode.
I've been using the tips from microsoft to view the Recovery Console - develope a bootlog, etc. - They recommend a process to replace a corrupted reg. - and I'm finding that the files aren't where micro-s thinks they should be. This is a Dell.
xp starts to boot - system error: lsass.exe.
Can't log back into Recovery Console without the Administrators Password - apparently an arbitrary figment of this system.
I first have to get into the system - I saw the reference to the Sasser Worm looking through Microsoft Support - I don't remember seeing something that would help me to get passed the Admin. Sec. PW and boot the system competely - but, I'll have another look.