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1. windows DVD installer
2. Boot from DVD and choice repair
3. Choice command promt menu
4. Type it: copy c:\windows\system32\sethc.exe[space]c:\ and hit enter
5. Type it: copy c:\windows\system32\cmd.exe[spasi]c:\windows\system32\sethac.exe and hit enter. Type exit and hit enter
6. Press CTRL+ALT+DEL to reboot from hard disk
7. On windows home screen, press Shift keys 5 times. It will activate command promt.
8. Type it: net user [your account] [your new password] and hit enter. Type exit and hit enter.
9. Now you can log in to your windows using your new password.
10. Don't forget to replacing back the sethc.exe or just leave it.
This looks like the codes from a Blue Screen Of Death (BSOD). If so you will need a system disk to boot from and get to a dos command prompt (black screen with white writing) and type the following command: chkdsk /r Check Disk Repair will run for well over an hour and you will see the percentage of completion going from high to low but that is normal. Let it run to completion and then reboot.
In Windows XP to get to the dos command prompt boot from the system disk and when the options come up select Repair. Select 1 for the Windows Operating System and when it asks for the Administrator Password just press enter.
In Windows Vista to get to the dos command prompt boot from the system disk and when the options screen open you could try a startup repair. If it fails look the dos command at the bottom of the Recovery Console.
try formatting it in command promt..or DOS base..
click run on your start button.
just type cmd.
on the c:\
just type "format F:"(the drive where your usb inserted example F:)
then enter
you have to type cmd then type something in then press enter eg: regedit will take you into the registry or chkdsk/f is the check disk utility this is called DOS there are lots of dos commands to fix a computer
hope this helps
Boot your PC with the windows OS disk and choose to repair your computer when asked. Run the chkdsk program in DOS on the recover mode to correct disk errors. On completion, restart your computer normally and check it it works.
If it does not work, you may need to format your pc & reinstall windows again.
If you are running Windows XP you can click on Start>>Run>>type in CMD...this will open a command promt (DOS) window. Typpe in: ipconfig. This will give you your IP address, subnet mask and your default gateway.
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