[SOLVED]Recovery Mode in Windows
July 26th, 2016
Windows could not start because the following file is missing or corrupt:
\WINDOWS\SYSTEM32\CONFIG\SYSTEM
You can attempt to repair this file by starting Windows Setup using the original Setup CD-ROM.
Select 'r' at the first screen to start repair.
but then when I go into repair mode I’m kinda lost.
So anyone know what I should do, what I got to type, etc.
Gonna try google again in the meantime.
Type these in order in the recovery console
CD C:\Windows\Repair
COPY SYSTEM C:\Windows\System32\Config
When the copy is successful restart the machine.
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Type these in order in the recovery console
CD C:\Windows\Repair
COPY SYSTEM C:\Windows\System32\Config
When the copy is successful restart the machine.
Tried it and it says
Answer #3
put the windows disk in, and boot your pc from the disk.
for xp: select the hdd drive where windows was previously installed, and then select repair.
for vista: choose your language, then select repair
Answer #4
Hi . Try running chkdsk from the recovery console:
Answer #5
This means your registry is corrupt. Your best chance is to either
1)Use ERD Commander to perform an ‘offline’ system restore which should restore the registry
2)Use UBCD4WIN and run the program ‘Registry Restore Wizard.’
Answer #6
thanks for the help guys
kernel your fix worked, thanks again bro
SOLVED.
Answer #7
You are welcome, .
Type these in order in the recovery consoleCD C:\Windows\Repair
COPY SYSTEM C:\Windows\System32\Config
When the copy is successful restart the machine.
Tried it and it says
The path or file specified is not valid.put the windows disk in, and boot your pc from the disk.
for xp: select the hdd drive where windows was previously installed, and then select repair.
for vista: choose your language, then select repair
Hi . Try running chkdsk from the recovery console:
http://pirules3.14.googlepages.com/recovery_console_chkdskThis means your registry is corrupt. Your best chance is to either
1)Use ERD Commander to perform an ‘offline’ system restore which should restore the registry
2)Use UBCD4WIN and run the program ‘Registry Restore Wizard.’
thanks for the help guys
kernel your fix worked, thanks again bro
SOLVED.
You are welcome, .
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